Big6 Workshops and Big6 Academy
Integrate your state’s Language Arts, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Art, and Math Standards with practical Big6 Information Literacy Strageties! Engage classroom teachers and teacher-librarians in meaningful, successful collaboration. Host a Big6 Workshop at your school or attend one of our seminars or webinars!
New ICT Literacy Standards: How does the Big6™ apply? (eNews 8.4, 1)
As adult teachers and learners, how often are we required to collect, analyze, evaluate and synthesize information to make a decision or solve a problem, and share our conclusions with others? Employers expect our graduates to have these skills, as reflected in the AASL foundational common belief, “Technology skills are crucial for future employment needs.” The NETS standards emphasize “communication and collaboration” as well as “critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making.” Read how the Big6 fits into the scene to reinforce the development of essential problem-solving skills.
Announcing Big6 Website Redesign!
Welcome to our redesigned Big6 website! Content in our center column highlights what is new and noteworthy in Big6 instruction, while the Categories present tools, techniques and lessons for teaching Big6 and Super3. Mouse over each category name to see a brief subheading about its content.
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