TAR: "study skills curriculum"

[library lady <omar13rules@YAHOO.COM>]

Hi all!

We're in the process of revising/updating our
curriculum (curricula?).

I have changed the library curriculum to more
accurately reflect IP2.  However, I am being asked to
be the coordinator of the "study skills" curriculum as
well.  This document is broken down into areas such as
using resource materials, organizational skills,
homework, long-term projects, preparing for tests,
etc. for each grade level K-5.  Many of these skills
are included within the library curriculum; obviously,
other items fall outside of the direct scope of the
library, but should be worked on in all content areas.

Does your school maintain a separate "study skills"
curriculum?  Or is it incorporated into library and/or
language arts?  Is it part of all content areas?

I'll be glad to post a HIT if there is interest.
Thanks for your help.

Laura Mench
Lower School Librarian
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
omar13rules@yahoo.com

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