Theory vs. Practice: Student Preferences.

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Main Authors: Richardson, John Jr., Hernon, Peter
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1981
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author Richardson, John Jr.
Hernon, Peter
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Hernon, Peter
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contents Theory vs. Practice: Student Preferences. Richardson, John Jr. Hernon, Peter Curriculum Goal Orientation Graduate Students Library Education Library Science Professional Education Relevance (Education) Student Attitudes Student Educational Objectives Tables (Data) Contrasts the theoretical and practical aspects of professional library educational curriculums from the students' perspective, and examines the students' theoretical or practical orientation toward a variety of variables. This includes influences of sex, term in school, undergraduate or graduate degree, preprofessional work experience, and professional journal subscriptions. Seventeen references are listed. (RAA)
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spellingShingle Theory vs. Practice: Student Preferences.
Richardson, John Jr.
Hernon, Peter
Curriculum
Goal Orientation
Graduate Students
Library Education
Library Science
Professional Education
Relevance (Education)
Student Attitudes
Student Educational Objectives
Tables (Data)
Theory vs. Practice: Student Preferences. Richardson, John Jr. Hernon, Peter Curriculum Goal Orientation Graduate Students Library Education Library Science Professional Education Relevance (Education) Student Attitudes Student Educational Objectives Tables (Data) Contrasts the theoretical and practical aspects of professional library educational curriculums from the students' perspective, and examines the students' theoretical or practical orientation toward a variety of variables. This includes influences of sex, term in school, undergraduate or graduate degree, preprofessional work experience, and professional journal subscriptions. Seventeen references are listed. (RAA)
title Theory vs. Practice: Student Preferences.
topic Curriculum
Goal Orientation
Graduate Students
Library Education
Library Science
Professional Education
Relevance (Education)
Student Attitudes
Student Educational Objectives
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ254082