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Teens Lead the Way.

The article offers tips on the correct use of library programs for adolescents. Topics include the use of computational-thinking (CT) activities, and connected-learning (CL) model; that educators should share project management tools, and create time lines; and consideration of evaluation for improv...

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Published in:Book Links Vol. 30; no. 2; pp. 39 - 40
Main Author: Jones, Danielle
Format: Article
Published: American Library Association Nov2020
Subjects:
Educational programs
Teenagers
Problem solving methodology
Connected learning
Project management
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