Volume 3
Number 2, 2006
Interactions | |
Partnerships, pedagogy, practice, PD opportunities Linda Twitchett |
Liblogs: a response Lisa Hill |
Perspectives: local | |
What can schools do? Knowledge, social identities and the changing world Lyn Yates |
Libraries, learning and LAMS Donna Gibbs, Robyn Philip |
Perspectives: global | |
Research as play Margaret Mackey |
Research | |
Student learning through Australian school libraries Part 1: A statistical analysis of student perceptions Lyn Hay |
Improving student learning outcomes: A case study of Northcote High School Pam Mancell |
A study of action research: a three-dimensional model Carol Gordon |
Strategies | |
Developing a graphic novel collection Di Laycock |
The mandala as a teaching tool Margaret Catterall |
Ink into message: Reading the screen, reading the lines Gary Simmons |
Reviews | |
KLA
Subject Headings
Teacher-Librarians
School libraries
Volume 21
Number 3, September 2006
Success sustained? A follow-up study of the ‘Destined for success?’ cohort Sally Power, Geoff Whitty, Tony Edwards | 235 |
Can different teaching strategies or methods of preparing pupils lead to greater improvements from GCSE to A level performance? Jackie Greatorex, Eva Malacova | 255 |
Disaffection and school exclusion: why are inclusion policies still not working in Scotland? Zoe Hilton | 295 |
Constructions of professional knowledge among student and practising primary teachers: paradigmatic and narrative orientations Cathy Burnett | 315 |
Teaching practice in safety education: qualitative evidence Peter Shearn | 335 |
Book reviews | |
KLA
Subject Headings
Education
Volume 31
Number 3, September 2006
Editorial | 207 |
Guest editorial: Learning objects in the classroom – a European project | 209 |
Effectiveness of learning objects in various instructional settings Robert McCormick, Nai Li | 213 |
Effectiveness of learning objects in various instructional settings Sami Nurmi, Tomi Jaakkola | 233 |
Case studies of learning objects used in school settings Liisa Ilomäki, Minna Lakkala, Sami Paavola | 249 |
Promises and pitfalls of learning objects Sami Nurmi, Tomi Jaakkola | 269 |
The global expansion of children’s television: a case study of the adaptation of Sesame Street in Spain Kristin C Moran | 287 |
Children and young people’s uses of the Internet for homework Sue Cranmer | 301 |
Book reviews | 317 |
KLA
Subject Headings
Internet
Websites
Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
Volume 20
Number 2, 2006
Conferences and events | |
Workshop develops plans to improve information literacy Karen Bonanno |
Commentary | |
Boys and reading: strategies and problems Rosemary Horton |
Editorial | |
Executive report | |
Literature a key part of learning |
Leading Edge column Anette Ainsworth, ASLA President |
In the workplace | |
Literature | |
Literature circles: embedding reading into a secondary school literacy plan Marjorie Kirkland |
Using technology to promote literature Robyn Valli |
News | |
Profile | |
Sue Lacey: accidential tourist in the land of teacher librarianship Linda Gibson-Langford, Victor Davidson |
Practically speaking | |
The Top End, travels and teacher librarianship Tara Burton |
Referred articles | |
Curriculum change Margaret Ryan |
And a mixed multitude went up: report on the IASL 2005 conference survey Peter Warning, James Henri, Alan Chan, Sandra Lee |
Review | |
Volume provides handy overview of children’s books Helen Reynolds |
KLA
Subject Headings
Library resources
Teacher-Librarians
School libraries
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