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Kathleen F.

library teacher involved from start to finishrubrics/assessments in placea collaborative process between LT and classroom teacher

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Pat

Low teacher student ratioDaily goalsFrequent checkins or conferences with studentsStudents choose topics

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Michelle

having time to collaborate with content teacher on goals, process, rubrics; then having time to review and revise.

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Kathleen

Small group workTime to work through each step of the process

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Emily 

cross-content areassmall groupstime to pre-teach nonfiction skills/research toolsappropriate resources and texts for grade leveltime to collaborate with specialistsless focus on the final product and...

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Lisa

Smaller projects that allow students to work on skillsCollaboration that is not rushed

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Stac

* Flexible, recursive* Collaborative, interdisciplinary (common language across departments)* Memorable, simple * Widely applicable to life, work, and school; large and small projects

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Heather

Many opportunities to researchDifferent skill focus for each projectBuilding on skills with each grade level

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Scarlett

Open ended, evidence based, accessible/achievable to all students

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Ann

Time to get to know the students, which can be difficult for the librarian

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Liz

Student driven & based on student choice, authentic, small steps rather than a HUGE process;

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Maya 

*Involvement of the librarian from start to finish - finding resources, teaching skills, collaboration * A cohesive model for research skills and expectations scaffolded up through the grade levels...

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Ann

sources to match topic and reading level

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Ann

sources to match topic and reading level

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Ann

Time to get to know the students, which can be difficult for the librarian

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Scarlett

Open ended, evidence based, accessible/achievable to all students

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Heather

Many opportunities to researchDifferent skill focus for each projectBuilding on skills with each grade level

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Stac

* Flexible, recursive* Collaborative, interdisciplinary (common language across departments)* Memorable, simple * Widely applicable to life, work, and school; large and small projects

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Kathleen

Small group workTime to work through each step of the process

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Lisa

Smaller projects that allow students to work on skillsCollaboration that is not rushed

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