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Table of Contents for Ideas for Librarians Who Teach
Introduction
1. Knowing the Material
2. Librarian as Key Tool
3. Customizing Sessions
4. In the Classroom...Teaching
5. Diverse Students and Foreign Teachers
6. The Classroom
7. Questions
8. Visuals
9. Using Web Pages
10. Handouts
11. Humor
12. Learning Styles, Different Learners
13. Group Learning
14. Evaluation Feedback Improving
15. Promoting Library Instruction
16. Distance Education
17. Miscellaneous
Appendix A: Example Syllabus 1
Appendix B: Example Syllabus 2
Appendix C: Example Workshop Outline
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Table of Contents for Ideas for Librarians Who Teach: With Suggestions for Teachers and Business Presenters
- Assignments
- Lecture/Hands-On/Other
- Useful Resources
- Learner's Search Process
- Team Teaching
- Another Way to Provide Instruction
- Instructional Design
- Icebreakers
- Discussion
- Critical Thinking
- Tours
- Generally Speaking
- American Students, Foreign Teacher
- About Americans (for Foreigners)
- Fitting In while in the United States
- School Library/Media Center
- New Classroom/Lab
- Black or White Board
- Overhead Transparencies
- Presentation Software
- Flip Charts
- Videos
- Hands-On Assignments
- Myers-Briggs
- North, South, East, and West
- Students with Disabilities
- Learning Differences
- Non-Traditional Students
- High-Risk/Gifted Students
- K-12/Adult Differences
- Forming Groups
- Pre-Activity
- Example Methods
- Virtual Groups
- Library Setting
- University/College
- K-12
- Marketing/Promoting
- Promote Value
- On Television: In General
- As Course Instructor on Television
- Computer Instruction
- Disruptive Students
- Complaints/Problems
- Burnout
- Teaching a Credit Course
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