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Collaboration: A Journey
- 1. Collaboration The Journey Presented by: Amy King Maureen Schoenberger
- 9. Collaboration Example Shared Thinking ~ Shared Planning ~ Shared Creation Team Teaching Team Teaching Team Teaching
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- In this model the teacher, librarian and tech teacher are working separately. The resources being provided will provide a connection to lessons of the classroom teachers. Knowledge of the classroom lessons is known but there is no shared planning, creating or teaching.
- This level is similar to many of the projects we planned last year. We had a common planning time, a planning sheet, created a schedule and separately taught our skills. “Full integration of information literacy processes and curriculum content is not achieved at this level.” Stripling, 1999
- These projects may be viewed as an “add on” to the curriculum. They were missing an inquiry approach and did not provide a higher level of thinking for the students. The children missed the opportunity to be guided by more than one teacher and the deeper learning of the topic.
- “ Through collaboration, information skills are taught in context of new and creative units of study. As a result, students benefit and achievement rises.” Buzzeo 2007