Arianna Rebolini writes: "Though some people may think the job involves more shushing than rallying, many librarians consider "making America read again" to be a radical political proposition."
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Beth Dichter's curator insight,
December 8, 2013 10:27 PM
How can check lists help students? Below are a few of the ways suggested by this post. Click through to read all of them. * A task-based checklists allow students to follow steps providing guidance to successful completion of complex tasks. * Checklists help with metacognition. They help students "become aware of their learning process." The post also provides five resources to use checklists in your course. * Wunderlist * List Weaver * TeacherVision.com * ReadWriteThink.org Remember that your check lists may change as students use them...and to ask students for their feedback as they may have ideas that you have not considered.
Gary Harwell's curator insight,
December 9, 2013 11:54 PM
Why don't we get our students into the habit of making a list? |
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As if I didn't love Carla Hayden enough, this quote seals it: "We are fighters for freedom, and we cause trouble!" she said in a 2003 profile in Ms. magazine. "We are not sitting quietly anymore."