Melvil Dewey: Teacher in Rural New York Villages.

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Autore principale: Sparkman, Mickey M.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1988
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contents Melvil Dewey: Teacher in Rural New York Villages. Sparkman, Mickey M. Educational Experience Educational History Educational Philosophy Librarians Library Science Rural Schools Small Schools Teaching Experience Describes the education of Melvil Dewey, pioneer in library science, his early teaching experiences in rural New York, and the influence of these experiences on his final career choice. Discusses his concept of education for the masses through public libraries. (SV)
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spellingShingle Melvil Dewey: Teacher in Rural New York Villages.
Sparkman, Mickey M.
Educational Experience
Educational History
Educational Philosophy
Librarians
Library Science
Rural Schools
Small Schools
Teaching Experience
Melvil Dewey: Teacher in Rural New York Villages. Sparkman, Mickey M. Educational Experience Educational History Educational Philosophy Librarians Library Science Rural Schools Small Schools Teaching Experience Describes the education of Melvil Dewey, pioneer in library science, his early teaching experiences in rural New York, and the influence of these experiences on his final career choice. Discusses his concept of education for the masses through public libraries. (SV)
title Melvil Dewey: Teacher in Rural New York Villages.
topic Educational Experience
Educational History
Educational Philosophy
Librarians
Library Science
Rural Schools
Small Schools
Teaching Experience
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ382711