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information , Communications, and Technology (ICT) Skills curriculum Based on the Big6 Skills Approach to information Problem-Solving By Mike Eisenberg, Doug Johnson and Bob Berkowitz Revised February 2010. Permission is granted for educational use or skills. They found that information skills can be various information Technology skills as part of the reprint of all or parts of this curriculum as integrated effectively when the skills (1) directly learning process. long as the authors and Big6 are properly and relate to the content area curriculum and to The curriculum outlined in this document prominently credited. classroom assignments, and (2) are tied together in demonstrates how Technology literacy skills can a logical and systematic information process model. There is clear and widespread agreement among the fit within an information literacy skills context public and educators that all students need to be Schools that seek to move away from isolated [American Association of School Librarians, (1998), proficient Technology users.]
24 Library Me d ai Co n n e C toi n K-5 6-8 9-12 May/June 2010 Permission is granted for educational use or reprint of all or parts of this curriculum as long as the authors and Big6™ are properly and
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