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From: obstahl@llwcny.ll.pbs.org (Barbara Stahl)
Subject: Re: Elem. LMCs & TAG
Organization: LLWCNY / PBS Learning Link
Date: Thu, 24 Nov 1994 02:09:58 GMT
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J. Deusen 021.233 (lbe005@BLUE.WEEG.UIOWA.EDU) wrote:
:         Dear LM_NET supporters,
:            A local school district has designated its LMSs as the TAG
: (Talented and Gifted) coordinator in each building.  Wondering if any
: other districts do this too and am interested in your comments and
: experiences and print resource suggestions on the topic of LMCs and LMSs
: involvement in TAG programs.
:            Thanks in advance for your help.  Will share results if an
: interest.         Coky Powers-lbe005@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
I am Director of Library Media Services and supervisor of an enrichment
program called Rubato.  It is based on Renzulli's Triad Enrichment model.
The program is library based, and is designed for MOTIVATED students.  They
may choose any topic of interest to them, research it, design a project
around or about it, and present it to their class or a small group.
Projects are to be creative in nature.  Each Rubato project is customized to
the student's needs and abilities.  Students do not have to be "identified"
rather, participate from interest.  The six elementary library media centers
support this program through information retrieval, encouragement, and
one-on-one support.  I strongly urge library media specialists, adma
--
Barbara Stahl{(OSTAHL{LLWCNY.LL.PBS.ORG)
Direct Library Media Services