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Sep 18, 2014
I am working through my MLIS/School Media Specialist program and have been wondering about your experiences with AASL's Standards are 21st Century Learners.
Are you using them? How are they received by faculty? Hate it? Love it? Don't even know what they are?
Please...any input would be great.
Background for my internship: We use none of the standards. Typical reading storybooks lesson plans. Very 20th century! No librarian-teacher collaboration. Needless to say very frustrated between what I am learning in school and what is actually happening in the class.
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