The Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools. Historical Paper 4

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contents The Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools. Historical Paper 4 Cheney, Frances Neel Library Education Graduate Study Reference Services Library Services Library Schools College Instruction College Faculty Teacher Characteristics Teaching Methods In this article, the author proposes to present a superficial view of what is being taught in the 32 American Library Association accredited graduate library schools. She briefly discusses and answers the following three questions: (1) Who is teaching reference?; (2) What is being taught?; and (3) How is it being taught? [For the commentary on this article, "Who, What and How? Commentary on Cheney, F. N. (1963) the Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools", see EJ1073539. This article was originally published in the "Journal of Education for Librarianship."]
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spellingShingle The Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools. Historical Paper 4
Cheney, Frances Neel
Library Education
Graduate Study
Reference Services
Library Services
Library Schools
College Instruction
College Faculty
Teacher Characteristics
Teaching Methods
The Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools. Historical Paper 4 Cheney, Frances Neel Library Education Graduate Study Reference Services Library Services Library Schools College Instruction College Faculty Teacher Characteristics Teaching Methods In this article, the author proposes to present a superficial view of what is being taught in the 32 American Library Association accredited graduate library schools. She briefly discusses and answers the following three questions: (1) Who is teaching reference?; (2) What is being taught?; and (3) How is it being taught? [For the commentary on this article, "Who, What and How? Commentary on Cheney, F. N. (1963) the Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools", see EJ1073539. This article was originally published in the "Journal of Education for Librarianship."]
title The Teaching of Reference in American Library Schools. Historical Paper 4
topic Library Education
Graduate Study
Reference Services
Library Services
Library Schools
College Instruction
College Faculty
Teacher Characteristics
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1073536