Is It Really Storytelling? Librarians and Oral Narrative Tradition.

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1. Verfasser: Sierra, Judy
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Veröffentlicht: 1990
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contents Is It Really Storytelling? Librarians and Oral Narrative Tradition. Sierra, Judy Childrens Libraries Childrens Literature Interviews Librarians Library Administration Library Education Library Services Questionnaires Skill Development Story Reading Story Telling Discussion of oral narrative tradition and storytelling focuses on the role of librarian-storytellers. A story of children's librarians and their storytelling experiences at the Los Angeles Public Library is described, the process of acquiring and developing storytelling skills and roles is examined, and implications for administrators and training are suggested. (seven references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Is It Really Storytelling? Librarians and Oral Narrative Tradition.
Sierra, Judy
Childrens Libraries
Childrens Literature
Interviews
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Services
Questionnaires
Skill Development
Story Reading
Story Telling
Is It Really Storytelling? Librarians and Oral Narrative Tradition. Sierra, Judy Childrens Libraries Childrens Literature Interviews Librarians Library Administration Library Education Library Services Questionnaires Skill Development Story Reading Story Telling Discussion of oral narrative tradition and storytelling focuses on the role of librarian-storytellers. A story of children's librarians and their storytelling experiences at the Los Angeles Public Library is described, the process of acquiring and developing storytelling skills and roles is examined, and implications for administrators and training are suggested. (seven references) (LRW)
title Is It Really Storytelling? Librarians and Oral Narrative Tradition.
topic Childrens Libraries
Childrens Literature
Interviews
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Services
Questionnaires
Skill Development
Story Reading
Story Telling
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ418634