Seven Imperatives for Library Education.

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1. Verfasser: Auld, Lawrence W. S.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1990
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contents Seven Imperatives for Library Education. Auld, Lawrence W. S. Curriculum Development Educational Needs Educational Objectives Higher Education Information Science Librarians Library Education Library Schools Minority Groups Student Recruitment Theory Practice Relationship Undergraduate Study Discusses 7 interrelated issues critical to education for librarianship and argues that each issue is amenable to resolution. Areas discussed include professional versus academic expectations, library science and information science, undergraduate programs, minority recruitment, international librarianship, size and organization of library schools, and general versus single-purpose programs. (11 references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Seven Imperatives for Library Education.
Auld, Lawrence W. S.
Curriculum Development
Educational Needs
Educational Objectives
Higher Education
Information Science
Librarians
Library Education
Library Schools
Minority Groups
Student Recruitment
Theory Practice Relationship
Undergraduate Study
Seven Imperatives for Library Education. Auld, Lawrence W. S. Curriculum Development Educational Needs Educational Objectives Higher Education Information Science Librarians Library Education Library Schools Minority Groups Student Recruitment Theory Practice Relationship Undergraduate Study Discusses 7 interrelated issues critical to education for librarianship and argues that each issue is amenable to resolution. Areas discussed include professional versus academic expectations, library science and information science, undergraduate programs, minority recruitment, international librarianship, size and organization of library schools, and general versus single-purpose programs. (11 references) (CLB)
title Seven Imperatives for Library Education.
topic Curriculum Development
Educational Needs
Educational Objectives
Higher Education
Information Science
Librarians
Library Education
Library Schools
Minority Groups
Student Recruitment
Theory Practice Relationship
Undergraduate Study
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ410592