[CASL-L] Curriculum Writing

[Rachel Rice]

Good advice from Thomas. I too have worked on curriculum teams,
particularly in English and Social Studies. There is a typically a natural
opportunity to support the literacy piece in terms of research, citing,
plagiarism, etc.

Always great to be invited and included!
Good luck,
Rachel


On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 3:48 PM, Matthew Cadorette <
MCadorette at waterfordschools.org> wrote:

>  I have been invited to work with our history department on their
> curriculum revision.****
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> If you have worked on a curriculum team, what role did you play as a
> school librarian?****
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> Were you with the team throughout the process or did you come in at a
> certain point?****
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> I have some ideas of my own, but I would like to know what others have
> done.****
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> Thanks for your help.****
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> *Matthew Cadorette*
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> *Librarian*
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> *Waterford High School*
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> *Waterford, CT 06385*
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Rachel Rice
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East Haven High School

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