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STANDARDS
INF'ORMATION LITERACY
The student who is information literate:
1. Accesses
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2. Recognizes that accurate and comprehensive information 3. Formulates questions based on information needs 4. Identilles a variety ofpotential sources ofinformation
To meet this standard. the student v,ill'.
Grade Six
title. subject. and keyrord searches effectively Recognize sections of the media center (e.g. fiction. non-fiction, ret-erence, etc.) Successfully use Dewey Decimal classilication system to identify general section and specific location of materials Identify and use the parts ofa book, including table ofcontents, index, title page, copyright page. headings, and guide words Retrieve and select relevant infomration lrom primary, print, and electronic reference sources. including dictionaries, encyclopedias, and periodical indexes (E 6.3, E 6.9, C/T 8.4) Use the Intentet for research including locating a IIRL. using a search engine, and adding and using bookmarks
Grade Seven
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Use effective search strategies. including Boolean logic (AND, OR, NOT) (c/T 8.4) Accurately interpret citations li'om periodical indexes or other bibliographies Retrieve and select relevant information frorn primary, print. and electronic reference soulces, including encyclopedias. periodical indices. almanacs. atlases. thesauri, biographical and other resources on specialized topics (E 7.10. lI 7.10. C/T 8.4) IJse the Internet for research, including ethically copying and pasting to a word processing program (C/T 8.4)
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Grade Eieht
relerence sources' including from primary' print' and electronic Retrieve and select relevant information on specialized topics (c/T 8'4) uttur"r, u-g*prriJ"r'"td other resources e'cyclopedias, p"ri"d;;ilil;;;"
2. Evaluates information
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Grade Seven
secondary sources @ 8 6) Differentiate between primary and and propaganda @ 7 6' fI6'10) among fict, point of view' opinion' Distinguishes
Grade Eight .Usethelnternetlbrresearchincludingevaluatingtlresourceofinformationintermsofauthority,accuracy' 8 4). ( organization, and relevance (CiT .. -^r^+:i,6 .+rp'crh< an' weakrlsses ofalternate sources of of alternate the relative strengths and weakrresses
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Grade Eieht
Locate a varietY ofresources Read and take notes Organize information Synthesize information into a product Evaluate and revise Determine word etymologies using appropriate dictionaries (E 8 2)
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(C/T 8.4' H 8 10) Integrate print, electronic. and Internet resources into a research project or presentation
INDEPENDENT LEARNING
The student who is an independent learner is information literete and:
4. Pursues information releted to personal interests
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Seeks
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community involvement, health matters, and recreational pursuits Designs, develops, and evaluates information products and soltttions related to personal interests
Grade Six
Develop intellectual curiosity through positive leaming experiences in the library media center
Grade Seven
interest Identify a variety ofalternate sources ofinformation to support research related to academic or personal
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5. Appreciates
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Is a competent and self-motivated reader Derives meaning from information presented creatively in a variety of formats Develops creative products in a variety of formats
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Recognize features of and read a variety of genres of literature G' Appreciate reading as a source olentertainment and information
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olthe process and products ofpersonal inlbrmation seeking Devises strategies for revising. irnproving, and updating self-generated knowledge
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
The student who contributes positively to the learning community and to society is
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Seeks information fi'om diverse sources. contexts. disciplines" and cultures Respects the principle of equitable access to information
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Apply intbrmation literacy skills beyond school context to enrich the Research process and product Follow guidelines for the use ofmedia center. display appropriate behavior, and respect
Return materials on time and in good condition
other patrons
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Respects the principles ofintellectual freedom Respects intellectr,ral property rights Uses infofluation technology responsibly
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Use resources ethically and legally Honor copyright larv Understand and avoid plagiarism by paraphrasing and rewriting information into his/her own rvords Flonor the Albemarle county policy for the acceftuble use of tJchnology
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encyclopedias" periodical articles, Create an accurate bibliography ofall resources used, including books, intorviews, television shows, videos, and web pages (E 7'10) personal Cite references accurately in text ofdocument or presentation
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Shares knowledge and information with others Respects ideas alnd backgrounds ofothers and acknowledges their contributions information problems Collaborates with otherslboth in person and through technologies, to identify and to seek their solutions develop, and evaluate Collaborates with others, both in person and through technologies, to design, information products and solutions
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4. PURSUES INFORMATION RELATED TO PERSONAL INTERESTS Develops intellectual curiosity through positive learning experiences in the library mrdtg J94!g Identilies a variety ofalternate sources ofinformation to support research related to academic or nersonal interest Becomes a life-long leamer
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