Proficiency 2.5
Proficiency 2.5 -- Overview of the Proficiency:
Demonstrate competence in evaluating the authenticity, reliability, and bias of the data gathered.
Demonstrate the Following:
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Include project/lesson plan and student samples that demonstrate students were taught to evaluate authenticity or information from a variety of sources such as Internet, email, books, periodicals, etc.
Helpful Links:
Teaching Zack to Think-- this site contains the narrative written by Alan November that addresses information literacy.
Evaluating Websites -- Classroom Connect combines key components of website evaluation with links to sites for students to use.
Get your Web License -- this link leads to an online information literacy quiz hosted by pbskids.org.
Disney's SurfSwellIsland-- this site leads to an interactive website teaching students about Internet Safety
Level III Mentor Tips:
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Example for the early childhood classroom: To introduce this concept, play a Fact or Fantasy game based on known fairy tales to step through what is real or make believe.
- For the administrator/non-traditional
teacher:
- Evaluation activities specific
to their fields --
- P.E. teacher -- use this activity to verify game rules by comparing information that has been posted to the Internet.
- Librarian -- lesson demonstrating to students how to verify resource accuracy.
- Evaluation activities specific
to their fields --
Questions or Comments: Please email Kelly Bergen if you have any questions.
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