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Internet@Schools

Terri Fredericka, INFOhioStephen Abram, Gale,

Cengage LearningInternet Librarian, Oct. 23,

2012

Homework: The New Normal

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ConnectionsCommon Core

Digital Access

With Teens and Teachers

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YEARS21

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Traditional Services

Thank You!

Communication

Research Databases

Library Automatio

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80 Percent of Districts Automated

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1.8 Million Students

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District Budgets

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Student Needs

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We do the digging for them…

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Schools’ Critical Needs

Third Grade Guarantee

College and Career Readiness

Common Core

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Four times as likely to drop out of

school

Not reading by grade 3

Third Grade Reading Guarantee

Slide courtesy of the Ohio Department of Education

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Start Ready, Leave Ready

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College and Career Readiness

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Strongly agree0

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65%

Are Students Prepared?

62%

60%

PK – 5

6 – 8 9 – 12

Average percentage of

students in their current classes teachers believe could leave HS

prepared to succeed in a 2- or

4-year college

Slide courtesy of the Ohio Department of Education

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HOW?

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Common Core Adoption Map

Adopted

Not Adopted

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Common Core’s 3 Big Ideas

1. Literacy is everyone’s job.2. Students must read complex texts

independently and proficiently in every discipline.

3. Students must write argumentative and explanatory texts in every discipline (process writing and on-demand writing).

Barnhart, Marcia, INFOhio Common Core ELA and Literacy Standards webinar, 2-12-12.

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Terms You’ll HearLiteracy Across the Curriculum

Research

Mathematical Principles

College & Career Readiness

Text Complexity

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Shift to Nonfiction Texts

Informational text makes up the vast majority of the required reading in college/workplace

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How Can Public Libraries Help?

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Add More Nonfiction

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Suggest Nonfiction During RA

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Help Students Step Up

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Homework Help Centers

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Package Your Resources

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Widgets

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Pathfinders/Guides

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Digital Access

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For more Information:INFOhio Toolkit

http://www.infohio.org/toolkit

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For More Information:Symbaloo

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For More Information:Battelle for Kids

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For More Information:

Common Core No Sweat Boot Camp

http://www.infohio.org/educator/bootcamp.html

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IMatrix-imatrix.infohio.org

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GO! ASK, ACT, ACHIEVE—go.infohio.org 

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Asking the Right Questions 

Ask helps students get started with their research.

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Taking Appropriate Action 

Act helps students find and organize information, either alone or in a group.

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Achieving Results 

Achieve helps students create and present the results of their research.

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Spotlighted Resources 

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How Do I Communicate with Teachers?

Public Librarians?

 

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Knowledge Building Community

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@INFOhio

INFOhio

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What do I care about?

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ROLE OF LIBRARIAN(S), TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATION

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VALUE AND PROOFSADVOCACY

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CURRICULUM ALIGNMENT

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ASSESSMENT

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READABILITY: LEXILES

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DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUES

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SCAFFOLDING

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EXPERIENCE PORTALS

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LEARNING STYLES

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FROM GROCERY STORE TO MEAL

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FRAMING: THE ROLE OF ENCYCLOPEDIA

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DISCOVERY

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THE DIGITAL SHIFT CREATES WEAKNESSES TOO

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PRIMARY SOURCES

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SECONDARY SOURCES

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TERTIARY, NEXT GENERATION SOURCES

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INFORMATION ETHICS: CITATION

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SAFETY: IDENTITY, PRIVACY, BULLYING, CONFIDENTIALITY, PURCHASING, …

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PARTNERSHIPS FOR ACTION

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BRAINSTORM SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIPS

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PUBLIC LIBRARY / SCHOOL LIBRARY PARTNERSHIPS

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GAMIFICATION

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TECHNOLOGY SKILLS: BYOD, FORMAT, SEARCH, …

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SCALABILITY

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IMPACT: OUTPUTS, PERFORMANCE, …

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PREPAREDNESS

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THE WORLD THEY’LL SUCCEED IN AND NOT THE ONE THAT’S OVER

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DISCUSSION

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THANK YOUSlides will appears on Stephen’s Lighthouse

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