Great Hollow Middle School

150 Southern Blvd.

Nesconset, NY 11767

                                 

 

Unit title:

Classroom teacher(s):

Curricular area:
Additional teacher(s): Current Date:
Starting date: Grade:
Length of unit: Number of students:
Due date: Special equipment needs:

                                     

                                        Please attach your assignment to this form

Goals and objectives/essential questions of the unit:

 

Please indicate which items are applicable to this research activity:
introduction to resources that are relevant to your assignment
cover particular reference skills
prepare formal bibliographies or book talks
bookmark relevant web sites
assistance in evaluation of process and product

Do you want materials pulled and kept in a separate place? Yes No
If yes, please indicate the date you would like these materials held until

During the assignment, materials: (please check)
are to remain in the library
can be signed out overnight
can be signed out for a two-week period

(Please check materials you will be using and feel free to add to this list)

Printed Media Audio/Visual Graphics Miscellaneous Media
Circulating Books Audiobooks Art Prints Felt Board
Reference Books CDs Maps Games
Magazines Laser Videodisks Photo Essays Kits
Newspapers Videos/DVDs Pictures/Posters Puppets
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Teacher/Library Media Specialist Evaluation of a
Collaboratively Taught Unit
(to be filled in as a team)

Unit title2:             Teacher name:

Total time spent by LMS:           # of students affected:

What worked well in the unit?

Which materials were most helpful?

Suggestions for improvement:

From both the teacher's and library media specialist's points of view, was this unit enhanced through collaboration?

                Yes             No        Why?

Was the unit successful enough to warrant doing it again in the future?

                Yes              No        Why? 

How well did the library collection support the unit objectives?
Scale:  5 = excellent; 4 = above average; 3 = average; 2 = below average; 1 = poor

Diversity of formats (books, multimedia, electronic)?

Recency (books and other materials up to date)?

Duplication (enough materials for the number of students taught)?

Reading/viewing/listening levels meet students' needs?


What  materials/technology will we need if we are planning to repeat the unit again? (add a list)

 

Information Literacy Model

1.  Task Definition
      - 
Define the information problem
      -  Identify information needed
2.  Information Seeking Strategies:
    
-  Determine all possible sources
     -  Select the best sources
3.  Location and Access:
     -  Locate sources
     -  Find information within sources
4.  Use of information:
     -  Engage (e.g. read, hear, view, touch)
     -  Extract relevant information
5.  Synthesis:
      -  Organize from multiple sources
      -  Present the information
6.  Evaluation:
      -  Judge the product (effectiveness)
      -  Judge the process (efficiency)

      © 1987, Michael B. Eisenberg/Robert Berkowitz

Culmination activities: