Teaching Information & Technology Skills : The Big6 in Elementary Schools

by Michael B. Eisenberg, Robert E. Berkowitz

This practical book enables elementary educators, classroom teachers, library media and technology specialists, and administrators to understand and implement the Big6 approach to information and technology skills learning.

The Big6™ approach, the most widely known and used information problem-solving model, encourages information-based problem-solving and decision-making skills that empower students and improve literacy. This practical book enables elementary educators, classroom teachers, library media and technology specialists, and administrators to understand and implement the Big6 approach to information and technology skills learning.

This book discusses specific techniques, strategies, and ways to build the Big6™ into existing instructional programs. Included are specific Big6 instructional ideas in context, which can be used to modify and meet specific instructional needs. Use the Big6™ to help students develop the skills and understanding they need to find, process, and use information effectively.

Genres: Education, Professional Development, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Marsha · Rating 4 out of 5]

Helpful in framing process for teaching higher order literacy. Effective way to break apart the process& give clear direction to student's effort.

[Pam · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read it for my library project on information literacy. Need I say more?