TARGET: MIDDLE: Big 6 info for grades 6-8

[Sharon Senn <SSenn8@AOL.COM>]

Hello to all.  I am enrolled in the library science program at Longwood
University in Virginia and will complete my certification requirements this
spring. I presently am a substitute teacher--I sub frequently at the nearby
middle school.  In my first collaboration class I learned of THE BIG 6 model
program for teaching resource skills and feel it is a very valuable teaching
tool.  I prepared a PowerPoint on "The Big 6" for one of my classes.  Now, I
am seeking advice on creative ways to teach this process to middle school
students in addition to using the forms & hints supplied on the BIG 6
website.  I may post a hit if I get some useful tips.  Thanks in advance for
your help.

Sharon Senn, LISC grad student
Longwood University
ssenn8@aol.com

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