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Information Literacy: Its Implications For Education, Lisabeth Underhill
Information Literacy: Its Implications For Education, Lisabeth Underhill
Graduate Research Papers
This paper explores the concept of information literacy and its implications for education. Discussion begins with a look at the shift in America's economy toward information services. The skills necessary to function productively in this Information Age are examined to demonstrate the critical nature of information literacy. In the context of information literacy, educational reform such as resource-based learning and a process approach to information skills instruction are discussed. This discussion leads to recommendations for best preparing students for the 21st century.
Reading The Writing Of A Five-Year-Old Through Three Perspectives About Early Literacy, Deena M. Tauber
Reading The Writing Of A Five-Year-Old Through Three Perspectives About Early Literacy, Deena M. Tauber
Graduate Research Papers
By evaluating a five-year-old's writing through three perspectives about early literacy, the researcher determined that examining and understanding one's own beliefs on how children learn to read and write offer insight on learning.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools: A Reflective Essay, Michael K. Timmermans
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools: A Reflective Essay, Michael K. Timmermans
Graduate Research Papers
Administration of a public secondary school is a tremendous challenge as we move into the 21st Century. I have just finished my sixth year as a high school associate principal/activities director, and I have learned a great deal and enjoyed every minute of my job. My course work and my job experiences have reaffirmed my belief that the building leader is the key in determining the effectiveness of a school.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, John Adam Barker Jr.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, John Adam Barker Jr.
Graduate Research Papers
People have different goals, dreams and aspirations in life. Whereas some aspire to become doctors, lawyers and accountants, others long to serve as engineers, managers and politicians. One of my greatest missions in life is to serve as a school principal. The purpose of this paper is to share my beliefs, values, and vision on being a principal. Beginning with my experiences, it serves to highlight my vision, values, ethics, leadership style and technological plans I intend to implement.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Anthony F. Dehl
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Anthony F. Dehl
Graduate Research Papers
The education system in the United States is changing rapidly. The role of teacher and administrators should also change. Opening the school to its community is one of the changes taking place, not just for physical use but also planning of the school's future. Part of this change should include more, and better training for our teachers. As part of this training, teachers need to develop technology skills to share with all students. Communication is an important part of this change as we become a globally competitive workforce. Planning for our future will take a cooperative action from members of …
Proponents And Opponents For Rewarding Children, Shelly Bromwich
Proponents And Opponents For Rewarding Children, Shelly Bromwich
Graduate Research Papers
This paper is a review of the literature concerning the types and uses of rewards. The primary focus of this paper was to look at opposing sides of whether rewarding children has benefits or whether there are problems with using rewards. Also, I looked at how children can be given credit for their efforts to accomplish their goals with using encouragement and natural and logical consequences.
As stated by Alfie Kohn, "A reward .. .is a desired object or event made conditional on having fulfilled some criterion" (Kohn, 1993, p. 53). There is a controversy today concerning the use of …
Choosing An Effective Kindergarten Program : Comparing Full-Day And Half-Day Schedules, Lori A. Frost
Choosing An Effective Kindergarten Program : Comparing Full-Day And Half-Day Schedules, Lori A. Frost
Graduate Research Papers
Due to changes in American society and education during the last twenty years the popularity of all-day, everyday kindergarten programs has grown. Among the many issues cited as reasons for implementing all-day kindergarten programs are ". . . a growing need for child care, the need for more opportunity for socialization among young children, and a demand for more academically challenging programs" (Rust, 1993, p. 8).
The "whole child" approach is what we strive for today. However, that focus has been compromised in some instances by placing financial, parental, or school needs ahead of what is best for kindergarten students. …
The Role Of Phonemic Awareness In The Development Of Emergent Literacy, Cheryl M. Geurts
The Role Of Phonemic Awareness In The Development Of Emergent Literacy, Cheryl M. Geurts
Graduate Research Papers
Phonemic awareness is discussed as one possible prerequisite and predictor of later reading ability. The role of phonemic awareness in the development of emergent literacy is investigated through a thorough review of relevant literature. The usefulness of phonemic awareness as a predictor of later reading and spelling achievement is discussed. In addition, the effectiveness of phonemic awareness intervention is discussed. Suggestion for future research are presented.
An Effective Writing Program That Meets The Needs Of Lower Elementary Students, Marita R. Schroeder
An Effective Writing Program That Meets The Needs Of Lower Elementary Students, Marita R. Schroeder
Graduate Research Papers
The purpose of this project was to examine current research on the writing process, to identify major elements of an effective writing program, and then implement a writing program for young children which encompasses the major elements. The elements of the writing program implemented within the classroom were: modeling (by the teacher, children and authors), daily writing, conferencing (mini-lessons), publishing, and special projects. It was found that a carefully structured writing program enhances the writing of students in the classroom. The process approach to writing values the students as well as the writing process. This approach is an ideal way …
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Curtis P. Nielsen
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Curtis P. Nielsen
Graduate Research Papers
Effective principals have command of seven themes. They are: 1. A value in building trustworthiness between leadership and the staff. 2. A strong belief in the value of integrity. 3. A belief in developing a shared vision to build a strong school community. 4. A belief in having others participate in decision making. 5. A talent for and belief in clear communication within a learning community. 6. A belief in, collaborative goal setting and personal performance reflection to guide the school toward a shared vision. 7. A belief that ethical behavior strengthens leadership effectiveness. Throughout this paper I will describe …
How To Plan For Library Automation, Ann Petersen
How To Plan For Library Automation, Ann Petersen
Graduate Research Papers
An understanding of various library automation issues will help guide the media specialist to a successful automation effort. This paper is designed to offer basic guidelines for such an effort. It is not the aim of this paper to cover all the details and obligations for undertaking an automation project, nor to discuss specific automation systems. Its main purpose is to assist library media specialists in the decision making process concerning automation systems designed specifically for school libraries.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Douglas B. Jiskoot
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Douglas B. Jiskoot
Graduate Research Papers
This is an exciting time for education. Education has come to the forefront at the national level with President Clinton giving a full twenty minutes to education in his latest State of the Union address, more than any other president in history. I see parents wanting to do more and become more involved in their children's education.
Innovations in technology are making it more exciting to teach and to engage young minds to their fullest potential. Ownership in the school is returning back to the original owners, parents, teachers and most importantly, the students. Schools are no longer "run" by …
Curriculum Lags Technology, Judy Suddendorf
Curriculum Lags Technology, Judy Suddendorf
Graduate Research Papers
As we approach the 21st century, no one disputes computers/computer-based technology is here to stay. With the evolution of more affordable technology, business and education have increased investment in computers. Corporate environments have completely altered their daily work environment as a result. The implications produce an overwhelming challenge to our school system. The critical question, then, is how do we best prepare our children for such a technologically advanced environment? There are many theories and ideas on how this task should be accomplished.