Course Development: From a Gleam in the Eye to a Full-Term Product.

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Main Author: Benne, Mae
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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contents Course Development: From a Gleam in the Eye to a Full-Term Product. Benne, Mae Adolescent Literature Childrens Literature Course Content Curriculum Development Curriculum Enrichment Graduate Study Higher Education Information Needs Instructional Development Library Education Library Schools Library Services Media Specialists Student Needs Describes the process of developing graduate courses in children's literature and library services to children. The needs of library school students electing children's services as a career option, children's literature courses available outside of library schools, and the growth of materials about children's literature are taken into consideration. (EM)
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spellingShingle Course Development: From a Gleam in the Eye to a Full-Term Product.
Benne, Mae
Adolescent Literature
Childrens Literature
Course Content
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Enrichment
Graduate Study
Higher Education
Information Needs
Instructional Development
Library Education
Library Schools
Library Services
Media Specialists
Student Needs
Course Development: From a Gleam in the Eye to a Full-Term Product. Benne, Mae Adolescent Literature Childrens Literature Course Content Curriculum Development Curriculum Enrichment Graduate Study Higher Education Information Needs Instructional Development Library Education Library Schools Library Services Media Specialists Student Needs Describes the process of developing graduate courses in children's literature and library services to children. The needs of library school students electing children's services as a career option, children's literature courses available outside of library schools, and the growth of materials about children's literature are taken into consideration. (EM)
title Course Development: From a Gleam in the Eye to a Full-Term Product.
topic Adolescent Literature
Childrens Literature
Course Content
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Enrichment
Graduate Study
Higher Education
Information Needs
Instructional Development
Library Education
Library Schools
Library Services
Media Specialists
Student Needs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ347645