Big+6+Research+tactics

The BIG 6- process to accomplish problem solving with lesson plan websites at the end



[|Big6™]. Swimmingly teachable, this is the format we use to nurture information literacy skills in our students at both the elementary and secondary levels. It requires collaboration with the classroom teacher, and is taught in the context of the classroom curriculum. · Step one is recognizing that there is an information need; in other words, task definition. · Step two is brainstorming the best resources to solve the information problem. · Step three is the strategy necessary to locate and access the information. · The fourth step is using the information: reading it, taking notes, listening, determining the best information for that particular need. · Step 5 Pulling it all together-synthesis-and presenting a product is the fifth step. This is where the real learning takes as students use what they already know in tandem with the information they just learned to create meaning for themselves. · Step 6 Evaluation of process and the product constitutes the final step.

Computer Lesson Plans - List of lesson plans for K-12 teachers to use that incorporate the computer. Lessons are listed by title with the appropriate age group following in parenthesis. Technology Lesson Plans - Another list of K-12 lesson plans using technology. This list is well annotated. Lessons are listed by title, age group, subject matter, and list a brief description of the lesson so you can see what it's about without clicking through to the actual lesson.