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Autore principale: Joshua Spilka
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2022
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contents 377 Book Challenges Tracked by ALA in 2019--and the Problem Is Growing: Book Banning and Its Adverse Effects on Students Joshua Spilka Books School Libraries Censorship Intellectual Freedom Library Role Students Problems Barriers Student Empowerment Librarians Parents and politicians feel it is their duty to assert control over the information within school libraries. According to Joshua Spilka, a high school junior, book banning has affected no one more than students and school librarians. Students find that the people who are supposed to advocate for them, parents and guardians, are often working against them. In this article, he examines two issues that stand out: (1) student voice and representation--or, rather, the lack thereof; and (2) how book banning can affect students' lives, not only on an educational and informational level but on a deeper, more-personal level.
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spellingShingle 377 Book Challenges Tracked by ALA in 2019--and the Problem Is Growing: Book Banning and Its Adverse Effects on Students
Joshua Spilka
Books
School Libraries
Censorship
Intellectual Freedom
Library Role
Students
Problems
Barriers
Student Empowerment
Librarians
377 Book Challenges Tracked by ALA in 2019--and the Problem Is Growing: Book Banning and Its Adverse Effects on Students Joshua Spilka Books School Libraries Censorship Intellectual Freedom Library Role Students Problems Barriers Student Empowerment Librarians Parents and politicians feel it is their duty to assert control over the information within school libraries. According to Joshua Spilka, a high school junior, book banning has affected no one more than students and school librarians. Students find that the people who are supposed to advocate for them, parents and guardians, are often working against them. In this article, he examines two issues that stand out: (1) student voice and representation--or, rather, the lack thereof; and (2) how book banning can affect students' lives, not only on an educational and informational level but on a deeper, more-personal level.
title 377 Book Challenges Tracked by ALA in 2019--and the Problem Is Growing: Book Banning and Its Adverse Effects on Students
topic Books
School Libraries
Censorship
Intellectual Freedom
Library Role
Students
Problems
Barriers
Student Empowerment
Librarians
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1353055