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Auteur principal: Klipfel, Kevin Michael
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2015
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contents Authenticity and Learning: Implications for Reference Librarianship and Information Literacy Instruction Klipfel, Kevin Michael Information Literacy Reference Services Library Science Student Centered Curriculum Student Interests Educational History Facilitators (Individuals) Teacher Role Educational Resources Context Effect Library Instruction Academic Libraries Library Services This article articulates and defends a student-centered approach to reference and instructional librarianship defined by authentic engagement with students' interests. A review of the history of the construct of authenticity in philosophy, humanistic and existential psychology, and contemporary educational psychology is traced. Connections are drawn between the philosophy of authentic engagement and the tradition in librarianship of "Counselor Librarianship." Recommendations for applications to the library context are then outlined.
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spellingShingle Authenticity and Learning: Implications for Reference Librarianship and Information Literacy Instruction
Klipfel, Kevin Michael
Information Literacy
Reference Services
Library Science
Student Centered Curriculum
Student Interests
Educational History
Facilitators (Individuals)
Teacher Role
Educational Resources
Context Effect
Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Library Services
Authenticity and Learning: Implications for Reference Librarianship and Information Literacy Instruction Klipfel, Kevin Michael Information Literacy Reference Services Library Science Student Centered Curriculum Student Interests Educational History Facilitators (Individuals) Teacher Role Educational Resources Context Effect Library Instruction Academic Libraries Library Services This article articulates and defends a student-centered approach to reference and instructional librarianship defined by authentic engagement with students' interests. A review of the history of the construct of authenticity in philosophy, humanistic and existential psychology, and contemporary educational psychology is traced. Connections are drawn between the philosophy of authentic engagement and the tradition in librarianship of "Counselor Librarianship." Recommendations for applications to the library context are then outlined.
title Authenticity and Learning: Implications for Reference Librarianship and Information Literacy Instruction
topic Information Literacy
Reference Services
Library Science
Student Centered Curriculum
Student Interests
Educational History
Facilitators (Individuals)
Teacher Role
Educational Resources
Context Effect
Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Library Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1058078