What Should Parents Know About Information Literacy? - The Diigo Meta page

• 02 Nov 09
  

  bibliologue
  •  How Can I Encourage Information Literacy in My Children?
  •   Encourage, support, and guide your children in exploring
    their interests.
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  • • Show your children how to evaluate information. Teach them to
      think about the following questions: Who or what is the authority? How
      current is the information? How might different people perceive this message?
      What is omitted?
    • Instruct your children to consider the reliability of information
      from the Internet.
    • Discuss information literacy with your children's teachers.
      Ask them how they encourage information literacy in their classrooms and
      what you can do to help. 
    • increase your own knowledge of information literacy.
• 07 Sep 09
  

  Alex Bergo

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• 10 Jan 09
  

  Stacey Snyder

  This reminds me of the fact that parents have similar views on student's use of technology and the use of it to find information. You know they are going to get access to things via some route, that you can't protect them from the world, but how can we g

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• 05 Jan 08
  

  Olivier Le Deuff

  Un article qui peut nous alerter sur les enjeux à expliquer aux parents nos objectifs et nos missions.

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• 15 Mar 07
  

  Kimberly Brosan

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