by | May 10, 2014 · 2:12 pm
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How Do Our Students Learn?

Kevin and I had the pleasure of presenting some of our thoughts on teaching and librarianship yesterday at LOEX 2014. If you missed our presentation, “How Do Our Students Learn?: A Cognitive Psychological Model for Information Literacy Instruction,” our slide deck and handout are below.

We are coming away from Grand Rapids inspired and energized; thanks to all of the great librarians that we met over the course of the weekend! See you all next year?
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Filed under Bibliographic Instruction is Dead, Library Instruction, Posts by Dani Brecher

2 responses to “How Do Our Students Learn?”

  1. Pingback: On The Theory/Practice Divide in Academic Libraries | Rule Number One: A Library Blog

  2. Pingback: 5 LOEX Presentations You Can Still Learn From, Even If You Missed It… Like I Did

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