65 Years & Counting: AASL and School Librarians--Still Champions of Intellectual Freedom
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| author | Adams, Helen R. |
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| contents | 65 Years & Counting: AASL and School Librarians--Still Champions of Intellectual Freedom Adams, Helen R. School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Librarians Library Associations Internet Access to Information Constitutional Law Freedom of Speech Religion Leadership Leadership Role Leaders Group Membership The American Association of School Librarians and its members have always been champions of intellectual freedom. It is a core value of school librarians and has been--and remains--an integral part of AASL's culture. Intellectual freedom is deeply embedded in AASL's standards, position statements, member-focused publications, conferences, award criteria, and leaders. In this article, the author discusses the issues school librarians are facing when it comes to intellectual freedom, including challenges to their resources and internet filtering. A chart is presented with examples of AASL's strong support for intellectual freedom. |
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| spellingShingle | 65 Years & Counting: AASL and School Librarians--Still Champions of Intellectual Freedom Adams, Helen R. School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Librarians Library Associations Internet Access to Information Constitutional Law Freedom of Speech Religion Leadership Leadership Role Leaders Group Membership 65 Years & Counting: AASL and School Librarians--Still Champions of Intellectual Freedom Adams, Helen R. School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Librarians Library Associations Internet Access to Information Constitutional Law Freedom of Speech Religion Leadership Leadership Role Leaders Group Membership The American Association of School Librarians and its members have always been champions of intellectual freedom. It is a core value of school librarians and has been--and remains--an integral part of AASL's culture. Intellectual freedom is deeply embedded in AASL's standards, position statements, member-focused publications, conferences, award criteria, and leaders. In this article, the author discusses the issues school librarians are facing when it comes to intellectual freedom, including challenges to their resources and internet filtering. A chart is presented with examples of AASL's strong support for intellectual freedom. |
| title | 65 Years & Counting: AASL and School Librarians--Still Champions of Intellectual Freedom |
| topic | School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Librarians Library Associations Internet Access to Information Constitutional Law Freedom of Speech Religion Leadership Leadership Role Leaders Group Membership |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1113900 |