IASL 2013 Presentation - curriculum culture and community
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Dr. Susan La Marca Head of Library Services Genazzano FCJ College Editor, Synergy SLAV [email protected]
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This paper was presented at the August 2013 conference of the International Association of School Librarianship. It looks at the possibilities offered by the Australian Curriculum for school libraries in two areas. A role in facilitating the creation of community and the library is a space and support for cultural pursuits of all kinds.
Transcript of IASL 2013 Presentation - curriculum culture and community
Dr. Susan La Marca
Head of Library Services
Genazzano FCJ College
Editor, Synergy SLAV
www.australiancurriculum.edu.au
Mapping Curriculum against Library
Programs
The Australian Curriculum includes a focus on
seven general capabilities
Critical and Creative
Thinking
wsi.slav.vic.edu.au/question-
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Critical and Creative
Thinking
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COLLECTIO
NS
CURATION
CULTURE &
COMMUNITY
SPAC
ES
Possibiliti
es for
Interactio
n
Possibilities
for Learning
about
oneself and
others
MAKING
CREATIN
G
IASL
Internationa
l Book Mark
Exchange
SHARING
students as critical,
reflective, imaginative and
creative thinkers who are
able to interrogate
meaningfully their
information landscape and
be innovative problem
solvers.
