Thursday, March 8
3:05-3:25 PM
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George Bonnell

Project-Based Learning in Teacher Education: Developing Information Literacy Skills and Global Competency among Teacher Candidates

Brief Paper ID: 35741
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    Melda N. Yildiz
    Kean University
  2. Linda Cifelli
    Kean University
  3. Dawn Marie Dowd
    Kean University
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    Claudia Knezek
    Kean University

Abstract: This paper outlines the difficulties and unique characteristics of developing information literacy skills and global competencies through new media and technologies in Teacher Education. It offers creative strategies for integrating project-based learning modules into undergraduate courses and showcases participants’ group projects. The participants studies the value of college education; conducted surveys and interviews to articulate the realities and conditions in colleges through their research, analysis, and dialog; and presented their research-based group posters reflecting on the current national college productivity issues as well as international perspectives on the value of college education. Through their project-based activity, they gained alternative point of view on the role of college of education in their lives and renewed interest and commitment to their program of studies.

Presider: Yusuke Morita, Waseda University

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