21st+Century+Skills

=**Articles on School Libraries and 21st Century Skills**=


 * 21st century skills, education & competitiveness: a resource and policy guide. (2008). Partnership for 21st century skills.**

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 * American Association of School Librarians (2007). Standards for the 21st Century Learner.**

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 * Baker, F. (2004). Media Literacy: One of the New Literacy Skills for the 21st Century. //Ohio Media Spectrum//, 56(1):39.**




 * Barnett, C. (2008). Creating Standards and Frameworks for Information Literacy. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 24(7):21-3.**




 * Berry, J. W. (2002). Equity of access: our continuing challenge. //American Libraries//, 33(6):7.**




 * Boehm, P. (2009). The New AASL Program Guidelines for School Library Programs. //School Library Monthly//, 26:50-2.**




 * Coatney, S. (2008). Standards for the 21st-Century Learner. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 24(6):56-8.**




 * Dickinson, G. K. (2008). A place to stand. //Library Media Connection//.**

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 * enGauge 21st century skills: helping students thrive in the digital age. NCREL.**

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 * Fontichiaro, K. (2009). More Than Friendship: Social Scholarship, Young Learners, and the Standards for the 21st Century Learner. //Knowledge Quest// 37(4):64-7.**




 * Fontichiaro, K. and M. P. Johnston (2010). Project Library: Using the L4L Toolkit to Inspire and Refine Your Practice. //Teacher Librarian//, 38(2):20-3.**




 * Formanack, G. (2008). The Importance of Language: The Partnership for 21st Century Skills and AASL Standards. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 25(1):28-30.**




 * Formanack, G. and L. Pietsch (2011). Fixed Schedules Can Support 21st-Century Skills. //School Library Monthly// 27(6):8-10.**




 * Gordon, Carol A. (n.d.). Teaching and Learning in 21st Century School Libraries: What Works?**

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 * Hoffman, E.S. and M.A.Mardis (2009). A Decade of Promises: Discourses on Twenty-first-Century Schools in Library Policy and Research. //Library Trends//, 58(1):109-120.**




 * Institute of Museum and Library Services. Institute of Museum and Library Services. (2009). Museums, Libraries, and 21st Century Skills (ED507729.)**




 * Johnson, M., et. al. (2010). The Library is Undead: Information Seeking During the Zombie Apocalypse. //Journal of Library Innovation//, 1(2):29-43.**




 * Johnson, M. et al. (2011). Building a Participatory Culture: Collaborating with Student Organizations for Twenty-first Century Library Instruction. //Collaborative Librarianship//, 3(1):2-15.**

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 * Junion-Metz, G. (2004). 21st-Century Literacy Skills. //School Library Journal// 50(5):36.**




 * Kranich, N. C. (2001). Why libraries are more popular than ever. //American Libraries//, 32(4):7.**




 * Kuhlthau, C.C. (2010). Guided Inquiry: School Libraries in the 21st Century. //School Libraries Worldwide//, 16(1):1-12.**




 * Kuhlthau, C.C. and L.K. Maniotes (2010). Building Guided Inquiry Teams for 21st-Century Learners. //School Library Monthly//, 26(5):18-21.**




 * Laboon, J. (2010). 21st Century Skills @ Your School Library. //Texas Library Journal//, 86(2):49.**




 * Lachance, J. R. (2006). Skills for the 21st Century Info Pro. //Information Outlook//, 10(8):5.**




 * Lamb, A. and L. Johnson (2009). The digital dog ate my notes: tools and strategies for 21st century research projects. //Teacher Librarian//, 37(2):77-81.**




 * Learning for the 21st century: a report and mile guide for 21st century skills. Partnership for 21st century skills.**

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 * Levitov, D. D. (2010). Reading as a 21st-Century Skill Can Not Be Taken Lightly. //School Library Monthly//, 27(3):4.**




 * Loertscher, D., et. al. (2009). Keeping Up with Technology Requires Collaboration. //Teacher Librarian//, 37(2):6-7.**




 * Mardis, M. A. (2008). Thirty Helens Agree: 2007 Research Supports AASL's “Standards for the 21st-Century Learner”. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 24(10):56-8.**




 * Massachusetts School Library Media Program Standards for 21ST Century Learning. (2003). Massachusetts School Library Media Association.**

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 * Moreillon, J. and M. Cahill (2010). When Cultures Meet. //School Library Monthly//, 27(2):27-9.**




 * Myers, B. (2009). Imaging> Invent> Program> Share: A Library-Hosted Computer Club Promotes 21st-Century Literacy Skills. //Computers in Libraries//, 29(3):6-9, 38-40.**




 * O'Sullivan, M. K., et. al., (2010). A Collaborative approach to implementing 21st Century skills in a High school senior research class. //Education Libraries//, 33(1):3-9.**




 * Pappas, M. L. (2009). Inquiry and 21st-Century Learning. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 25(9):49-51.**




 * Preparing 21st Century Ohio Learners for Success: The Role of Information Literacy and Libraries.//Ohio Media Spectrum, Fall2008//, 60(1):38-44.**




 * Rosenfeld, E. (2007). More on 21st-century skills. //Teacher Librarian//, 35(2):6.**




 * Rosenfeld, E. (2007). Beginning the Conversation—about Education 2.0. //Teacher Librarian//, 34(4):6-7.**




 * Rotherham, A.J. and D.T. Willingham (2010). "21st-century" skills: not new, but a worthy challenge. //American Educator//, 34(1):17-20.**




 * School Libraries 21C (2010).**

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 * Silva, Elena (2008). Measuring skills for the 21st century.**

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 * Smith, A. R. (2008). Wisconsin Partnership for 21st Century Skills— Library Media Specialists Making an Impact. //School Library Media Activities Monthly//, 25(4):27-9.**




 * Snow, E., et. al. (2009). Using cognitive interviews to validate an interpretive argument for the ETS iSkills™ assessment. //Communications in Information Literacy//, 3(2):99-127.**




 * St. Lifer, E. (2005). Reaching 21st-Century Learners. //School Library Journal//, 51(5):11.**




 * Standards: a 21st century implementation guide. (2009). The Partnership for 21st Century Skills.**

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 * Starr, K.J. (2011). President's Message: 21st Century Skills, 21st Century Infrastructure.//Information Technology & Libraries//, 30(2):54.**




 * Stephens, W.S. (2011). The school librarian as leader: out of the middle, into the foreground. //Knowledge Quest//, 39(5):18-21.**




 * Strong school libraries help students learn: A White Paper developed by Ohio’s Leadership for School Libraries (L4SL). (2006).**

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 * Sykes, J. (2010). Transforming Canadian School Libraries to Meet the Needs of 21st Century Learners: Alberta Education School Library Services Initiative - Research Review and Principal Survey Themes.**

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 * Torrise, M. L. (2010). Role of the Library Media Specialist in Greening the Curriculum: A Community-Based Approach to Teaching 21st Century Skills Outside of the School Library through the Practice of Urban Agriculture. //Library Media Connection//, 28(4):18-20.**




 * Trilling, B. (2010). From Libraries to Learning “Libratories:” The New ABC's of 21st-Century School Libraries. //School Library Monthly// 27(1):43-6.**




 * Troutner, J. (2008). ProD Web Sites You May Have Missed. //Teacher Librarian//, 35(5):35-7.**




 * Twenty-first century skills. Developed by the Metiri Group in partnership with The North Central Regional Educational Laboratory.**

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 * Valenza, J. K. (2011). Fully Loaded. //School Library Journal// 57(1):36-8.**




 * Weis, J. P. (2004). Contemporary Literacy Skills: Global Initiatives Converge. //Knowledge Quest//, 32(4):12-15.**




 * West, J. (2009). Equipping Students with 21st-Century Skills. //American Libraries//, 40(1/2):15.**