Using the Internet to Strengthen Curriculum

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Summary: Enriched with dozens of examples and strategies
Review: Using The Internet To Strengthen Curriculum is the perfect "how to" introduction for classroom instructors and school librarians in how to teach their students to effectively use Internet search engines, rapidly identify websites and evaluate their contents; conduct sound research on the Internet; think critically and learn independently; avoid plagiarism; and construct effective presentations on what they have learned through the means of their Internet activities. Larry Lewin's clear and straight forward text is thoroughly "reader friendly" and enriched with dozens of examples and strategies that educators and students will find simply invaluable.

Rating:
Summary: Enriched with dozens of examples and strategies
Review: Using The Internet To Strengthen Curriculum is the perfect "how to" introduction for classroom instructors and school librarians in how to teach their students to effectively use Internet search engines, rapidly identify websites and evaluate their contents; conduct sound research on the Internet; think critically and learn independently; avoid plagiarism; and construct effective presentations on what they have learned through the means of their Internet activities. Larry Lewin's clear and straight forward text is thoroughly "reader friendly" and enriched with dozens of examples and strategies that educators and students will find simply invaluable.