bibliographic instruction

Contains nineteen lessons and forty-five worksheets for teaching junior high school students library skills, including how to use card and computer catalogs, reference texts, and a vertical file.

A ring-bound, tabbed system which guides working librarians, teachers and trainers through the process of teaching others how to access and use electronic information resources, discussing how to introduce new users to Internet culture, how to design effective written guides, and how to coordinate a successful workshop.

Expands the scope of teaching and refocuses it on the selection and use of print and nonprint media resources.

Provides an overview of the latest studies concerning how students effectively use ideas and information.

Six literature-based, cross-curricular units for kindergarten through second grade that partners the media specialist and teacher for enhanced collaboration.

A selection of articles by school librarians on the teaching of library skills.

Covers new trends and tools for web-based library instruction for all types of libraries, discussing the latest browsers, software, hardware, and means of access.

Offers nearly one thousand ideas and suggestions for librarians and teachers, examining diverse topics related to teacher education and providing syllabi and workshop outlines.

How to integrate a learning and information skills instructional program into a school curriculum.

Presents twenty-seven games for grades K-6 designed to enhance lessons on media center resources, call numbers, the fiction genre, and specific themes including Australia, the rain forest, shapes, and the book "A Story, A Story" by Gail E. Haley.