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A Literature Lark in the Library!
Description:
This lesson plan is aimed at a 10th grade American literature class. Students are preparing to begin a research project on an American author of their choosing. Students will be introduced to relevant library resources that will assist them in their research by a lecture from the librarian and a follow-up activity. Students will write a research paper on the life, major works, and importance of their author. They will present their research findings to the class in a PowerPoint presentation.
Goals & Objectives:

Instructional Goals:

·        Students will learn to use proper research techniques

·        Students will know where to find research information in the library

·        Students will understand how and why to cite research sources

 

Learning Objectives: 

·        Students will demonstrate understanding of the library resources by completing the worksheet and participating in their group discussion

·        Students will find at least three relevant, scholarly sources to use in their research paper

·        Students will complete one full and correct citation for each of their sources

 

Motivational Goals:

·        Students will feel more comfortable with the process of searching for information

·        Students will become more interested in using library resources for their research

·        Students will become more confident in their research skills

Materials & Sources:
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Procedures:
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Assessment:
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Collaborators:
LMS and 10th grade American Literature teacher
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Presented By: Christy Cordova
Collaborative: LMS and 10th grade American Literature teacher
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