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Master the Library and Media Center
There are a lot of books and many other sources of information at the library, so how do you find what you need? This book explores the resources in the library or media center, from encyclopedias and periodicals, to databases and audiobooks. Don't forget the most important resource of all, the librarians and media specialists. Researching information for a school project or a favorite topic is easy, if you know where to look.
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These attractive books will be excellent starting points for students tackling any of the topics under discussion. The approach in each is logical and organized, presenting the steps to be followed in clear, precise prose that flows easily. Colorful charts and other graphics appear frequently, as do crisp, clear photographs. Text boxes are included when significant pieces of information, such as online safety or a definition of plagiarism, need to stand out. These titles will work for independent readers, and they will also be good resources for teachers or librarians to offer when they sense that students may be intimidated by either the research process or by making presentations., School Library Journal April 2009
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