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Other Missouri School Library sets
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Reading Engagement: Maximizing reading choices for personal enjoyment, continual learning, and community connection.11-12.RE
Select
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Refine individual reading choices to build a foundation of intellectual freedom.11-12.RE.1
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Plan my reading to meet personal needs.11-12.RE.1.1
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Advocate for individual reading choices.11-12.RE.1.2
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Apply my knowledge of organizational systems to various settings.11-12.RE.1.3
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Connect
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Evaluate reading connections to build autonomy in learning.11-12.RE.2
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Connect my reading to personal needs.11-12.RE.2.1
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Read for community engagement.11-12.RE.2.2
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Recommend reading materials with artistic and/or literary merit.11-12.RE.2.3
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Extend my reading by accessing resources beyond my school library.11-12.RE.2.4
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Information Literacy: Identifying information needs, accessing information using various methods, utilizing information in multiple formats, and synthesizing information effectively.11-12.IL
Identify
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Predict information needs.11-12.IL.1
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Anticipate the sources of information needed.11-12.IL.1.1
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Develop effective questions for authentic information needs.11-12.IL.1.2
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Access
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Select information effectively.11-12.IL.2
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Adjust my search strategies effectively during authentic research.11-12.IL.2.1
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Choose relevant information with varied perspectives.11-12.IL.2.2
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Utilize
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Utilize information for authentic research.11-12.IL.3
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Diversify the sources I use for authentic research.11-12.IL.3.1
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Choose the appropriate standard citation format.11-12.IL.3.2
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Synthesize
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Synthesize information within authentic research.11-12.IL.4
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Conduct authentic research.11-12.IL.4.1
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Media Literacy: The ability to analyze and evaluate media effectively in its various forms and respond to and create media responsibly.11-12.ML
Analyze
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Evaluate media through the lenses of audience/authorship, message/meaning, and context/credibility.11-12.ML.1
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Evaluate media by considering audience/authorship.11-12.ML.1.1
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Evaluate media by considering message/meaning.11-12.ML.1.2
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Evaluate media by considering context/credibility.11-12.ML.1.3
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Evaluate
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Reflect upon my consumption of media based on relevance.11-12.ML.2
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Make critical choices about what media to consume.11-12.ML.2.1
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Support others’ responsible media consumption.11-12.ML.2.2
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Act
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Model responsible media use.11-12.ML.3
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Manage my digital footprint and help others with theirs.11-12.ML.3.1
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Avoid the spread of misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation.11-12.ML.3.2
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Demonstrate academic integrity when using media.11-12.ML.3.3
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Explain the consequences and costs of unethical uses of media, such as hacking, spamming, consumer fraud, viruses, and intrusion.11-12.ML.3.4
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Create
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Create media responsibly.11-12.ML.4
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Produce media for a broader audience.11-12.ML.4.1
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Choose the appropriate citation format within my product.11-12.ML.4.2
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License my own intellectual property using Creative Commons.11-12.ML.4.3
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Make ethical decisions about the creation and sharing of media.11-12.ML.4.4
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Innovation: Empathetic, divergent thinking that results in problem solving and the development of action-oriented solutions. Innovative students persist through an iterative design process, collaborate with others and communicate clearly and effectively.11-12.I
Design
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Select and use an iterative design process for solving meaningful problems.11-12.I.1
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Use a process for creating and testing a solution to solve a personally relevant problem.11-12.I.1.1
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Generate ideas for solving a personally relevant problem.11-12.I.1.2
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Persevere through the creation and testing of a solution to solve a personally relevant problem.11-12.I.1.3
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Create solutions to solve personally relevant problems to communicate with others.11-12.I.1.4
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Communicate
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Communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively using appropriate platforms and tools.11-12.I.2
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Choose the most relevant platform or tool to communicate an idea.11-12.I.2.1
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Use a variety of digital features embedded within a platform or tool to communicate a specific purpose.11-12.I.2.2
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Publish or present content that customizes the message and medium for a specific audience.11-12.I.2.3
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Collaborate
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Incorporate varied perspectives while collaborating effectively on a team.11-12.I.3
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Share ideas with the global community in a variety of ways.11-12.I.3.1
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Incorporate differing viewpoints.11-12.I.3.2
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Collaborate with local and global experts and community members.11-12.I.3.3
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Contribute effectively to the overall success of a team by assuming various roles and responsibilities.11-12.I.3.4
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- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 12 and Grade 11
- Where can I read the official document?
- Missouri School Library Instructional Standards
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