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My thoughts exactly, Joyce! This should be what school is about as a driving force and not just a separate hour! Libraries and learning commons support, lead and foster these skills. #tlchat #cbeilc
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Genius Hour is a powerful movement popping up in classrooms across the world. The idea encourages students to explore their own passions and creativity.
Great example of setting up for inquiry – own passions – could also be imbedded into the specifics of teaching and learning as part of shift in teaching instead of just something "outside" of school tasks/topics. Learning commons (physical and virtual) a great central point to locate the work. #CBEILC #tlchat
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A school library in St. Louis, Missouri, boasts something unique: It’s the only known library whose design is based on Multiple Intelligences theory—a groundbreaking concept of intellect conceived by psychologist Howard Gardner and widely embraced…
Very interesting concept – though I have an argument about no technology and having a lab 45 feet away….
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A new Follett-sponsored initiative aims to raise awareness of how important school librarians are to the success of digital learning.
Beyond the sponsorship details….lies truth….
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