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Autor principal: Morgan, Patrick K.
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Publicado: 2015
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contents Pausing at the Threshold Morgan, Patrick K. Information Literacy Adoption (Ideas) Concept Formation Library Instruction Discourse Analysis Intellectual History Fundamental Concepts Research Methodology Selection Criteria Library Science Concept Teaching Educational Practices Academic Libraries Since about 2003, the notion of threshold concepts--the central ideas in any field that change how learners think about other ideas--have become difficult to escape at library conferences and in general information literacy discourse. Their visibility will likely only increase because threshold concepts figure prominently in the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education, still under development by the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL). Nevertheless, few scholars have critically considered the wider intellectual ramifications of certain assumptions fundamental to threshold concepts in library and information literacy instruction. This paper is an initial attempt to promote such discussions.
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spellingShingle Pausing at the Threshold
Morgan, Patrick K.
Information Literacy
Adoption (Ideas)
Concept Formation
Library Instruction
Discourse Analysis
Intellectual History
Fundamental Concepts
Research Methodology
Selection Criteria
Library Science
Concept Teaching
Educational Practices
Academic Libraries
Pausing at the Threshold Morgan, Patrick K. Information Literacy Adoption (Ideas) Concept Formation Library Instruction Discourse Analysis Intellectual History Fundamental Concepts Research Methodology Selection Criteria Library Science Concept Teaching Educational Practices Academic Libraries Since about 2003, the notion of threshold concepts--the central ideas in any field that change how learners think about other ideas--have become difficult to escape at library conferences and in general information literacy discourse. Their visibility will likely only increase because threshold concepts figure prominently in the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education, still under development by the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL). Nevertheless, few scholars have critically considered the wider intellectual ramifications of certain assumptions fundamental to threshold concepts in library and information literacy instruction. This paper is an initial attempt to promote such discussions.
title Pausing at the Threshold
topic Information Literacy
Adoption (Ideas)
Concept Formation
Library Instruction
Discourse Analysis
Intellectual History
Fundamental Concepts
Research Methodology
Selection Criteria
Library Science
Concept Teaching
Educational Practices
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1059691