Passionate Practitioners: Engaging Not Just the Head but also the Heart

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Hauptverfasser: Reynolds, Sue, Welch, Bernadette, Carroll, Mary
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Veröffentlicht: 2012
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author Reynolds, Sue
Welch, Bernadette
Carroll, Mary
author_facet Reynolds, Sue
Welch, Bernadette
Carroll, Mary
Reynolds, Sue
Welch, Bernadette
Carroll, Mary
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contents Passionate Practitioners: Engaging Not Just the Head but also the Heart Reynolds, Sue Welch, Bernadette Carroll, Mary Library Education Information Science Education Learning Theories Graduate Study Graduate Students Employment Potential Skill Development Learner Engagement Communities of Practice Foreign Countries This conceptual paper will discuss how Australian library and information science (LIS) educators have adapted passion-based learning theory for the post-graduate environment. The learning environment has been developed to both facilitate the acquisition of short-term employability skills for the industry and also to allow students to connect more deeply with the rich and diverse culture of their new profession and wider LIS community.
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spellingShingle Passionate Practitioners: Engaging Not Just the Head but also the Heart
Reynolds, Sue
Welch, Bernadette
Carroll, Mary
Library Education
Information Science Education
Learning Theories
Graduate Study
Graduate Students
Employment Potential
Skill Development
Learner Engagement
Communities of Practice
Foreign Countries
Passionate Practitioners: Engaging Not Just the Head but also the Heart Reynolds, Sue Welch, Bernadette Carroll, Mary Library Education Information Science Education Learning Theories Graduate Study Graduate Students Employment Potential Skill Development Learner Engagement Communities of Practice Foreign Countries This conceptual paper will discuss how Australian library and information science (LIS) educators have adapted passion-based learning theory for the post-graduate environment. The learning environment has been developed to both facilitate the acquisition of short-term employability skills for the industry and also to allow students to connect more deeply with the rich and diverse culture of their new profession and wider LIS community.
title Passionate Practitioners: Engaging Not Just the Head but also the Heart
topic Library Education
Information Science Education
Learning Theories
Graduate Study
Graduate Students
Employment Potential
Skill Development
Learner Engagement
Communities of Practice
Foreign Countries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1042369