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Jennie Bales

Researching Education: Five further readings on creative thinking - 5 views

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    "In this edition of Researching education: Five further readings, we are taking a look at some resources available on creative thinking. In these five readings, we've included a paper from the OECD on practical ways educators can foster creativity and critical thinking in the classroom; a report illustrating a framework on creative thinking; and a Teacher archive piece on creative, curious, and challenging thinking."
trickydee

A Guidebook for Social Media in the Classroom | Edutopia - 4 views

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    Hi, just read an article in The Sunday Age "Digital natives or just digital labourers". 15/05/16. It is worth taking a look at. Some young people seem to be feeling the need to "switch off". I note that in my reading for Assignment 2 in FYI, vol 20 Number 1, Summer 2016 "Developoing a reading culture" one of the opportunities provided by libraries is "the chance to be still, to be quiet and to be absorbed in another story and another world." This is not a Luddite statement about the evils of social media, rather an acknowledgement that somehow school libraries need to accommodate and be so much to so many students. If we have makerspaces, games and gaming how can we also provide the space for quiet reflection, reading and private study? This challenge seems to consume much of our thinking in our library at the moment. Our library has three full time staff, and no separate, larger rooms. If we divide the space into rooms, then we limit its flexibility. I think this is called "being between a rock and a hard place"
Jennie Bales

21st Century School Libraries - YouTube - 7 views

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    School libraries are the hub of the school, librarians are heavily involved in education, and changing technology means the library is actually more relevant than ever. Elementary, middle and senior school teacher librarians talk about their roles and contributions to the teaching, learning and reading of the teachers and students. Emphasis on the exploration of 21 century skills and learner needs.
Jennie Bales

Video: Three Spheres of Library Skills - Part 1 - 1 views

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    "In this video, Jorm introduces a targeted program that is embedded at the school, The Three Spheres of Library Skills. The program scaffolds students to achieve success in the three core areas of library skills: Readers, Researchers, and Thinkers. This first video in a three-part series takes an in-depth look at the first skill - Readers. 'While all the spheres are interconnected, the Readers sphere is most important, as the skills and attitudes in this sphere underpin all of the others,' Jorm shares in the video. "
Jennie Bales

25 Books That Will Teach The Most Powerful Leadership Lessons - 8 views

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    Books are like training weights for the brain. And reading the right ones can provide you with powerful leadership lessons in a very short period of time. In this list, we're going to go over 25 powerful books on leadership. Ready? Let's dive in.
Jennie Bales

Library to Learning Commons | Canadian Education Association (CEA) - 8 views

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    Article by Terri Hayes, 2014. Abstract: The old-fashioned library model is no longer healthy for teachers or students. Converting your school library to a learning commons is one of the best recipes for school success in the current climate of educational reform. The library-as-learning commons functions as the hub of the school, where teachers and students collaborate, inquiry-based learning is promoted, and teacher-librarians provide instructional support to every teacher in the school while fostering a thriving reading culture.
murphyhaste

Curriculum & Leadership Journal | Digital participation, digital literacy and schools - 5 views

  • Digital literacy refers to the skills, knowledge and understanding required to use new technology and media to create and share meaning.
  • involves the functional skills of reading and writing digital texts, for example being able to 'read' a website by navigating through hyperlinks and 'writing' by uploading digital photos to a social network
  • how particular communication technologies affect the meanings they convey, and the ability to analyse and evaluate the knowledge available on the web.
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  • he literacy needed to engage with the digital environment takes in an integrated repertoire of skills, knowledge and understanding
  • espite substantial investment in ICT for school education, issues relating to the quantity, quality and use of technology remain, and have implications for the integration of ICT into the curriculum. Issues include establishing reliable internet connections
  • olicies and procedures regarding ICT, and the physical organisation of computers, may also need to be reconsidered
  • ntegrating knowledge of digital technology with the development of subject knowledge is likely to require altered pedagogical techniques, as well as the development of different knowledge, outlooks and skill sets in teachers. However, there are wide variations in the confidence
  • By developing the digital literacy of learners through the curriculum, educators are able to contribute to enhancing learners' potential for participation in digital media. This means enhancing young people's ability to use digital media in ways that strengthen their skills, knowledge and understanding as learners, and that heighten their capacities for social, cultural, civic and economic participation in everyday life
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    Digital literacy refers to the skills, knowledge and understanding required to use new technology and media to create and share meaning. This week's article is adapted from the British report Digital participation, digital literacy, and school subjects: a review of the policies, literature and evidence , published by the Futurelab organisation . The article discusses students' current levels of digital literacy; literacy as it relates to information and the media; the relevance of multiliteracies and critical literacy; issues surrounding the use of technology in schools; and professional development requirements for educators.
Michelle Stanford

Ten Things Your Administrator Needs to Know as the School Year Begins | Knowledge Quest - 7 views

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    10. That you are a teacher who teaches not content but process. You teach children to be information literate, digitally literate, media literate, and visually literate. The skills that you teach, the dispositions that you help children to develop, the responsibilities... Read More ›
Jennie Bales

Making, Building and Creating to Learn - 7 views

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    I then delved into reading many articles and books about Makerspaces. I'm a teacher librarian in a junior girls' school and I saw how within our library an area could be created to encourage creativity using the numerous amount of technology we have in our library.
Jennie Bales

A School Librarian's Thoughts on Labeling Programs: Part 2 | Knowledge Quest - 7 views

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    " As a school librarian, I feel it is our responsibility to look into these programs and practices. Not only should we research these practices, but as school leaders, we should offer training on these practices to our teachers. Librarian Scott McGinley commented, "School librarians need to be proactive in providing professional development to staff, whether it be an informal grade level team meeting or something school-wide" (2021)."
Jennie Bales

School Leadership eCollection | Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership - 9 views

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    AITSL resources for school leaders - this collection includes current reading lists, websites, multimedia and books. Although this targets superintendents, principals and senior staff, there is a wealth of information here relevant to educational leadership for all practitioners.
Judy O'Connell

School libraries and student achievement infographic - 9 views

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    Studies conducted over the past two decades show that students in schools with endorsed librarians score better on standardized achievement tests in reading.
Jennie Bales

Libraries, Schools, Social Media and lots more...: Teachers - digital literacy and scho... - 11 views

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    Blog of Elizabeth Hutchinson focusing on the value and worth of school libraries
Katie Whelan

Library and Information Science: A Guide to Key Literature and Sources - Michael F. Bem... - 2 views

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    What a fab resource! Just wished I'd found it sooner! Great for looking beyond the module readings and for clarification.
Jennie Bales

Future Learning | Mini Documentary | GOOD - YouTube - 0 views

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    Students are the future, but what's the future for students? To arm them with the relevant, timeless skills for our rapidly changing world, we need to revolutionize what it means to learn. Education innovators like Dr. Sugata Mitra, visiting professor at MIT; Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy; and Dr. Catherine Lucey, Vice Dean of Education at UCSF, are redefining how we engage young minds for a creatively and technologically-advanced future. Which of these educators holds the key for unlocking the learning potential inside every student?
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    I found this interesting in how many of the presenters shared Sir Ken Robinson's views on education. That as it began out of the Industrial Revolution, it's now time to adapt to the skills that our current students need. Dr Mitra's list of what students really need: Reading Comprehension skills and the ability to search and retrieve from the internet I found particularly relevant to my role as a teacher librarian.
Jennie Bales

Megatrends 2015 - ey-megatrends-report-2015.pdf - 3 views

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    EY report on megatrends - large, transformative global forces that define the future by having a far-reaching impact on business, economies, industries, societies and individuals. We live in a world in constant motion. Goods, capital and labor are traveling globally at a faster pace than ever and moving in novel patterns. Technological innovation, including digital, is rewriting every industry and the way in which human beings manage their lives. In this world, the ever-increasing acceleration of change is one of the few constants.
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    I printed this entire report out for my husband to read because I thought it was so relevant to everything and everyone today. I'm happy to see it here, Jennie, because I referenced it in my assignment too :-)
donnath

How the Lion King teaches about Leadership - 7 views

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    Please indulge my tounge in cheek "have a go" attitude to posting in this group. We saw the new Lion King movie this afternoon so I delved in to a little light reading for a Sunday night. Just for enjoyment.
Jennie Bales

#BookSnaps - How-To-Videos and Examples - Be REAL - 7 views

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    Harnessing popular apps to respond to literature
Lilas Monniot-Kerr

Topic: The Transformation Leader: An Innovative/Growth Mindset | - 7 views

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    Always interesting to read Mrs Valenza's take on the role of the TL.
Jennie Bales

How to Find, Read, and Use Academic Research | Cult of Pedagogy - 5 views

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    "That's what this post is for: to teach teachers how to get ahold of research that can inform what you do in your classroom, hopefully in ways that won't require crazy amounts of time."
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