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¶ … Educational Resources
The school library can be used to find not just books but also academic journals. Also, students can link to the school library remotely. We can access academic databases that have articles about any topic. The academic databases we have access to at school are reliable sources of information that should be used before using Web sites.
Upholding Academic Honesty
Academic honesty means communicating well with professors and with fellow students. If we are struggling in a class we ask for help. We do not copy what other people have written and pass it off as our own. Plagiarism is forbidden. We learn the proper way to cite materials.
Setting and Achieving Goals
Academic advisors can help us to set and achieve our academic goals. Peers and mentors can help us set and achieve extracurricular goals that involve activities such as sports or volunteer work. In either case, setting goals requires making lists of long-term and short-term objectives. For example, a long-term goal would be related to a career choice whereas a short-term goal would be to receive a good grade in a certain class. Achieving goals only depends on prioritizing those goals that are the most important and fulfilling them first.
Managing Time Wisely
To manage time wisely, we can create schedules for ourselves. Study time can be worked into anyone's schedule. We can reserve blocks of time for social events, sports, and other activities, too. Procrastination should be avoided at all costs; if something can be achieved now then now is the best time to do the work.
Fostering Reading Comprehension and Retention
Reading comprehension and retention require practice. The more we read the more we will understand. Our vocabularies expand and so will our understanding of how sentences are constructed. Retaining what we read demands a high level of concentration, which also takes practice to develop.
Applying Personality and Learning Styles
Personality affects the way we learn and the environment we prefer to learn in. If we recognize our learning style, we can emphasize our strengths by studying in ways that benefit us. For example, some individuals learn best when listening to music, and others learn best when sitting outside.
Annis, personal communication, May 26, 2009). According to Holy Annis, the main focus of the center is on what part the cultural values play in the tribal libraries and how the library interacts with the information keepers, wisdom keepers, or oral librarians in the community. She also pointed out that tribal libraries are usually adjacent to or in the midst of other social service agencies. Funding sources for libraries often
Private schools are just as vulnerable to the issues that public schools are facing today. Each one of us carries a responsibility for trying to improve the situation. Parents and familial groups have a huge responsibility to augment educational strategies. In the environment where most school systems employ strategies to make students part of the masses, without individual attention or nurturing, it is important for the family to step up
Educational Situations List 4 examples of opportunties you have given students to listen to language at school. Ensure that you include one example that reflects the relevance to the student's culture and background. A Jewish student, who attends Hebrew School classes in the evenings, shared information about the Hebrew alphabet and history about the Hebrew language with the class as part of a student-directed learning session. The entire class practiced reciting the
Libraries Changing Role of Libraries Changing Role of Libraries in Today's Society Changing Role of Libraries in Today's Society Changing Role of Libraries in Today's Society From the time when the recorded history began, all kinds of artifacts of symbolic, religious, social, and educational have been assembled together and protected in the libraries in the form of books and documents. Sumerians were the one who developed and brought into actual formation of a library.
(Lance, 2001) Lance additionally states that "one of the most consistent strands of research on this topic is evidenced by studied that demonstrate the value of" those as follows: (1) quality collections of books and other materials selected to support the curriculum; (2) State-of-the-art technology that is integrated into the learning / teaching processes; and (3) Cooperation between school and other types of libraries, especially public libraries. (Lance, 2001) Stated as a key
Library Mission Statements Crafting missions or mission statements of organizations is a central component of management policy in many Western countries (especially Canada, UK and the U.S.A.). The mission statements also influence the organizational culture especially for learning institutions like universities. Many leaders in Britain and the United States are aware of the importance of mission statements in information centers and libraries (Lazarev, 2001). As the use of libraries become popular, effort