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Abstract |
The article looks at the potential of a school library's design to facilitate 21st century literacy skills in students and help educators address Common Core standards. School libraries are suggested to accommodate and promote 21st century literacy and competency for students, as well as be collaborative, hands-on, and feature multifaceted design and delivery. The opportunity of school libraries to assume an instructional leadership role to influence academic achievement is discussed. |
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Publication Date |
2013-10-01
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Publication Title |
Ohio Media Spectrum
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Volume |
65
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Issue |
1
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First Page |
34
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Last Page |
43
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Community | |
Recommended Citation |
Harper, Meghan (2013). Savvy School Library Design to Facilitate 21st-century Literacy Skills and the Common Core. Ohio Media Spectrum 65(1) 34-43. Retrieved from https://oaks.kent.edu/slispubs/43
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