Librarian-Faculty Collaboration for Literacy Courses: Promoting Better Learning for Preservice Teachers

  • Consalvo A
  • Doepker G
  • Dubre V
  • et al.
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Abstract

This narrative describes a collaboration between three university literacy faculty and a subject librarian undertaken to embed library instruction across the semester in three required courses--children’s literature, early literacy, and disciplinary literacy--in order to help undergraduate preservice teachers better understand and incorporate children’s literature and high interest literature into their teaching. Concrete, scaffolded, hands-on experiences for preservice teachers with teaching materials helped to build awareness of foundational concepts in literacy instruction. Librarian/faculty collaborations have the potential to improve literacy teacher preparation programs by providing designed opportunities for active, concrete engagement coupled with structured reflection.

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Consalvo, A., Doepker, G., Dubre, V., & Neel, J. (2022). Librarian-Faculty Collaboration for Literacy Courses: Promoting Better Learning for Preservice Teachers. Language and Literacy, 24(3), 107–130. https://doi.org/10.20360/langandlit29605

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