Location

Portland State University, Portland, Oregon

Start Date

7-25-2014 9:15 AM

End Date

7-25-2014 10:15 AM

Subjects

Information literacy -- Study and teaching -- Congresses, Library instruction, Literacy -- Congresses

Description

Our classrooms aren’t always filled with wide-eyed freshman and novice researchers. Many of the students we teach are thesis writers, experienced researchers, and professional practitioners. Through teaching this population, instruction librarians quickly learn that possession of subject expertise and research experience is not necessarily a guarantee that students will have mastered efficient, productive information seeking behavior. Addressing these gaps in research and information literacy knowledge takes some finesse. Through a combination of discussion and activities, we’ll investigate the unique challenges and pedagogical opportunities that accompany teaching advanced students and researchers. Attendees will leave with practical ideas that they can incorporate into their own classrooms.

Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/14524

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Jul 25th, 9:15 AM Jul 25th, 10:15 AM

Upcycling Instruction: Developing Efficient Approaches to Working With Experienced Researchers

Portland State University, Portland, Oregon

Our classrooms aren’t always filled with wide-eyed freshman and novice researchers. Many of the students we teach are thesis writers, experienced researchers, and professional practitioners. Through teaching this population, instruction librarians quickly learn that possession of subject expertise and research experience is not necessarily a guarantee that students will have mastered efficient, productive information seeking behavior. Addressing these gaps in research and information literacy knowledge takes some finesse. Through a combination of discussion and activities, we’ll investigate the unique challenges and pedagogical opportunities that accompany teaching advanced students and researchers. Attendees will leave with practical ideas that they can incorporate into their own classrooms.