Teaching and Learning Principles Flashcards
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A high school librarian wants to embed information literacy into a history class without taking over lessons. Which approach best supports sustainable integration?
Answer: Collaborating with the teacher to align library instruction with curriculum outcomes
Curriculum-integrated instruction, developed collaboratively with classroom teachers, ensures library skills are taught in meaningful context and reinforced throughout the course.
According to the AASL National School Library Standards (2018), which shared foundation reflects students' ability to think critically about information to draw conclusions?
Answer: Think
The 'Think' shared foundation in AASL's 2018 Standards emphasizes using prior knowledge, questioning, and critical thinking to make sense of information.
A librarian uses exit tickets at the end of a research session. This is an example of:
Answer: Formative assessment
Exit tickets are brief formative assessments used during instruction to check understanding and inform next steps in teaching.
When designing instruction for English Language Learners, a librarian should prioritize which strategy to build comprehension?
Answer: Using visual supports, graphic organizers, and simplified vocabulary alongside content
Visual supports and scaffolded vocabulary reduce linguistic barriers without lowering the cognitive demand of information literacy tasks for ELL students.
Which principle from adult learning theory (andragogy), developed by Malcolm Knowles, is most relevant when a librarian delivers professional development to teachers?
Answer: Adults are self-directed and learn most effectively when content is relevant to their immediate needs
Knowles' andragogy emphasizes that adults are internally motivated and learn best when instruction connects directly to their real-world roles and problems.
A librarian wants to promote higher-order thinking during a read-aloud. Which questioning technique is most effective?
Answer: Using Socratic questioning to prompt reasoning and evidence-based responses
Socratic questioning pushes students beyond recall to justify their thinking, make inferences, and consider multiple perspectives.
Transfer of learning in the library context means students can:
Answer: Apply information literacy skills learned in one context to new research situations
Transfer of learning occurs when students independently apply skills learned in one context to novel, different situations without prompting.