Staff Development in Libraries: Why It Frequently Doesn't Take.

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Main Author: Shaughnessy, Thomas W.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Staff Development in Libraries: Why It Frequently Doesn't Take. Shaughnessy, Thomas W. Attitude Change Leadership Training Learning Theories Librarians Library Administration Organizational Climate Professional Continuing Education Self Evaluation (Individuals) Staff Development Supervisory Training Team Training Teamwork Training Methods Training Objectives Makes a distinction between library training and staff development, and argues that staff development programs have not been as successful because they typically fail to provide opportunities for self assessment or opportunities to evaluate one's performance in a structured team environment, and they are not based on appropriate instructional methodologies. (four references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Staff Development in Libraries: Why It Frequently Doesn't Take.
Shaughnessy, Thomas W.
Attitude Change
Leadership Training
Learning Theories
Librarians
Library Administration
Organizational Climate
Professional Continuing Education
Self Evaluation (Individuals)
Staff Development
Supervisory Training
Team Training
Teamwork
Training Methods
Training Objectives
Staff Development in Libraries: Why It Frequently Doesn't Take. Shaughnessy, Thomas W. Attitude Change Leadership Training Learning Theories Librarians Library Administration Organizational Climate Professional Continuing Education Self Evaluation (Individuals) Staff Development Supervisory Training Team Training Teamwork Training Methods Training Objectives Makes a distinction between library training and staff development, and argues that staff development programs have not been as successful because they typically fail to provide opportunities for self assessment or opportunities to evaluate one's performance in a structured team environment, and they are not based on appropriate instructional methodologies. (four references) (CLB)
title Staff Development in Libraries: Why It Frequently Doesn't Take.
topic Attitude Change
Leadership Training
Learning Theories
Librarians
Library Administration
Organizational Climate
Professional Continuing Education
Self Evaluation (Individuals)
Staff Development
Supervisory Training
Team Training
Teamwork
Training Methods
Training Objectives
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ389227