Connecting and Reflecting: Transformative Learning in Academic Libraries

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Main Authors: Hooper, Michaela D. Willi, Scharf, Emily
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2017
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author Hooper, Michaela D. Willi
Scharf, Emily
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Scharf, Emily
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Scharf, Emily
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contents Connecting and Reflecting: Transformative Learning in Academic Libraries Hooper, Michaela D. Willi Scharf, Emily Transformative Learning Academic Libraries Literature Reviews Library Instruction Library Services Reference Services Higher Education Information Literacy Learning Theories Standards Adult Learning Librarians Library Science This literature review is intended to examine transformative learning within the context of academic libraries and its applications for librarians. Although the main audience is academic librarians who facilitate student learning, it may also be of interest to other practitioners and researchers who are interested in applying transformative learning across the disciplines. We analyzed relevant works on transformative learning from fields, such as education and library science. This article provides a history and definition of transformative learning and examines parallels between transformative learning and existing library and information research. Potential applications of transformative learning to instruction and reference services are examined. Transformative learning is an important theory in higher education with which librarians should be familiar. The new Association of College and Research Libraries' "Framework for Information Literacy in Higher Education" implements several ideas related to transformative learning. The theory may help librarians connect with diverse, adult learners.
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spellingShingle Connecting and Reflecting: Transformative Learning in Academic Libraries
Hooper, Michaela D. Willi
Scharf, Emily
Transformative Learning
Academic Libraries
Literature Reviews
Library Instruction
Library Services
Reference Services
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Learning Theories
Standards
Adult Learning
Librarians
Library Science
Connecting and Reflecting: Transformative Learning in Academic Libraries Hooper, Michaela D. Willi Scharf, Emily Transformative Learning Academic Libraries Literature Reviews Library Instruction Library Services Reference Services Higher Education Information Literacy Learning Theories Standards Adult Learning Librarians Library Science This literature review is intended to examine transformative learning within the context of academic libraries and its applications for librarians. Although the main audience is academic librarians who facilitate student learning, it may also be of interest to other practitioners and researchers who are interested in applying transformative learning across the disciplines. We analyzed relevant works on transformative learning from fields, such as education and library science. This article provides a history and definition of transformative learning and examines parallels between transformative learning and existing library and information research. Potential applications of transformative learning to instruction and reference services are examined. Transformative learning is an important theory in higher education with which librarians should be familiar. The new Association of College and Research Libraries' "Framework for Information Literacy in Higher Education" implements several ideas related to transformative learning. The theory may help librarians connect with diverse, adult learners.
title Connecting and Reflecting: Transformative Learning in Academic Libraries
topic Transformative Learning
Academic Libraries
Literature Reviews
Library Instruction
Library Services
Reference Services
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Learning Theories
Standards
Adult Learning
Librarians
Library Science
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1124025