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Teaching Information Literacy Skills To Social Sciences Students And Practitioners : A Casebook Of Applications

  • Teaching Information Literacy Skills To Social Sciences  Students And Practitioners : A Casebook Of Applications
  • Attribution

    edited by Douglas Cook and Natasha Cooper
  • Publication Details

    Book, Association of College and Research Libraries, 2006
  • Availability

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  ZA3075 .T43 2006  AVAILABLE

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  • Contents

    • A picture worth a thousand words : visual literacy through critical inquiry /Laura Barrett and Suzan Parker
    • Introducing undergraduates to data literacy : how to find, use, and evaluate numeric data /Jen-chien Yu and Aaron K. Shrimplin
    • Finding historical information to prepare a speech /Alice L. Daugherty
    • Using the news to teach reference sources to journalism students /Mary Feeney
    • A communication capstone project : a developmental model for undergraduate research skills training /Steven C. Koehn and Janet McNeil Hurlbert
    • Faculty-librarian-undergraduate collaboration for evaluating children’s literature resources /Sara K. Kearns, Marcia G. Stockham, and Karin E. Westman
    • Inspired teachers : providing a classroom context for information literacy theory and practice /Corinne Laverty and Brenda Reed
    • Weaving the threads of early childhood curricular approaches into preservice practice : a course-embedded information literacy instruction model / Signia Warner and Lolly Templeton
    • Modeling an inquiry-based research project to preservice teachers / Jane A. Smith
    • Using a classroom assessment to address diverse levels of competence in education graduate students /Susan Ariew
    • Vygotsky’s theory and standards as frameworks for library instruction in a research methods course /Veronica Bielat and Navaz Peshotan Bhavnagri
    • Teacher as researcher : librarian and faculty collaboration in teaching the literature review in a distance-delivered teacher education program / Thomas Scott Duke and Jennifer D. Brown
    • Teaching elementary education graduate students information literacy skills : collaborating for success /Collette D. Childers and Christine G. Renne
    • Teaching international students to access and use library resources /Justina O. Osa
    • Digital resources for distance students in a library science and literacy program /Melissa Cast and Rebecca Pasco
    • They click! information literacy and undergraduates in an introduction to management class / Jennifer S. A. Leigh, Cynthia Gibbon, and Janelle Wertzberger
    • International legal research with undergraduates /David M. Oldenkamp
    • Basic training : putting undergraduate government students through the paces /Barbara P. Norelli
    • Research in reverse : attempting to retrace a researcher’s steps /Christopher Cox
    • Suntanning as a risky behavio(u)r : information literacy for research methods in Psychology /Allison Faix and Jennifer Hughes
    • Into the breach : teaching graduate students to avoid plagiarism /Patti Schifter Caravello
    • Undergraduate social work students and government documents : an integrated approach to contextual learning /Chantana Charoenpanitkul and Ryan L. Sittler
    • Library and information literacy built into a social work credit course /Grace Xu
    • Targeted instruction programs for students in graduate professional programs at a large research institution : lessons from business, journalism, and social work /Kathleen M. Dreyer, Alysse D. Jordan, and Deborah Y. Wassertzug
  • ISBN

    • 0838983898
    • 9780838983898
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