Purposeful Play: Games Based Learning in School Library Learning Commons
By Denise Colby & Diana Maliszewski Purposeful Play: Games Based Learning in School Library Learning Commons Abstract What is Game Based Learning? What is the […]
By Denise Colby & Diana Maliszewski Purposeful Play: Games Based Learning in School Library Learning Commons Abstract What is Game Based Learning? What is the […]
By Diana Maliszewski Climbing Mountains: Methods for Mentoring Teacher-Librarians Abstract The Toronto, Ontario District School Board (TDSB) offers a variety of professional learning methods and […]
By Melanie Mulcaster Making It Work: A Learning Commons Approach to Engaging Middle School Students’ Interest and Inquiry in the Curriculum Abstract The paper poses […]
By Wendy Newman Bridging the Gap Between Us and “Them” Abstract The research on the value and impact of great school libraries is on our […]
By Dianne Oberg Building a Learning Community: Challenges in Implementing School Library Guidelines Abstract The difficulties of implementation of a policy, guideline or practice such […]
By Alicia Quennell & Brad McGitchie Library Redesign Project Abstract The author explores engaging students with 21st century learning tools in a problem-based action research […]
By Teresa Hoffman Sartor, Dragana Martinovic, Atinuke Adeyemi, Irene Hartley & Sharon Seslija GECDSB and University of Windsor Collaborative Inquiry Project: Coronation Public School Abstract […]
By Gerald R. Brown & Judith A. Sykes Assessing Effective School Library Learning Commons Themes: What do they look like? What questions can help us […]
By Cindy van Wonderen Leading Together for Inquiry Learning Abstract This anecdotal narrative captures the observations of teacher dispositions and professional learning for student inquiry. […]
By Monica Berra Building a District Learning Commons: School District #57 Abstract Vision Statement: We are collectively combining our creativity, knowledge, and expertise to create […]
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