Content Literacy Information Consortium

TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • Introduction
  • Content Areas
  • User Input
  • General Education
  • Instructional Artifacts
  • Search CLIC Resources
  • Student Artifacts
  • Professional Organizations

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    I. Introduction

    Welcome to the Content Literacy Information Consortium (CLIC) Web site. This site is being constructed as a resource for undergraduate and graduate education students, as well as practicing teachers. The focus of this site is on literacy issues related to content disciplines. We have included links to other useful web sites, professional papers, lesson plans, as well as outstanding examples of work from students associated with the Consortium. The Page is under continuous construction, and your suggestions and contributions are welcomed. Please email us using the mail button at the end of the introduction section.

    This site is the work of a consortium of professional educators from universities nationwide. The architects and associates teach, research and write about issues related to literacy, content knowledge and education. Biographical information can be attained by clicking on the names below.

    Architects

    Gary Moorman,Ph.D. (Co-Editor)
    Woodrow Trathen, Ph.D. (Co-Editor)
    Stephen C. Bronack (Chief Technical Consultant)

    Associate Architects

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    They are always looking for comments and / or new ideas which would enhance this page. Please feel free to click on the mail button to send them a message.

    II. General Educational Resources

    This topic contains links to a wide variety of useful sites. These include sites directly related to education (such as the ERIC data base and Departments of Education Homepages). Also included are sites we've found interesting, including homepages that contain electronic newspapers, libraries, magazines, books, popular culture, music, art and job listings.

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    III. Links by Content Area

    We've provided links to homepages which are sources of information for specific disciplines. You will find sites related to Art, Music, Science, Literature, Social Sciences and all of the common and some not so common school subjects. Often, these homepages are constructed by practitioners in each field.

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    IV. Instructional Artifiacts


    This is a selected collection of papers and other texts related to literacy education. These include previously published articles, research and technical reports, and links to electronic journals.

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    V. Student-Generated Artifacts

    This section is a collection of the best works of students in the Consortium. These include papers, lesson plans and instructional strategies. There are also links to student homepages and sites containing works produced by K-12 students.

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    VI. Professional Organizations


    Links found in this section connect you to the homepages of various professional organizations.


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    Last Modified: August 2, 1999