Characteristics of At-Risk Youth and the Library's Role in Dropout Prevention.

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1. Verfasser:	Coleman, J. Gordon, Jr.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:	en
Veröffentlicht:	1990
Schlagworte:	Curriculum Development Databases Dropout Characteristics Dropout Prevention Dropout Rate Educational Resources Educational Television High Risk Students Instructional Materials Library Role Optical Disks Secondary Education
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contents	Characteristics of At-Risk Youth and the Library's Role in Dropout Prevention. Coleman, J. Gordon, Jr. Curriculum Development Databases Dropout Characteristics Dropout Prevention Dropout Rate Educational Resources Educational Television High Risk Students Instructional Materials Library Role Optical Disks Secondary Education Discussion of at-risk students focuses on the possible role of the school library in the prevention and reduction of dropouts. Topics discussed include locating relevant resources both within and external to the school; database searching; teaching information skills; integrating relevant materials into the curriculum; and making available nontraditional media, including video, laser discs, and educational television. (nine references) (LRW)
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title	Characteristics of At-Risk Youth and the Library's Role in Dropout Prevention.
topic	Curriculum Development Databases Dropout Characteristics Dropout Prevention Dropout Rate Educational Resources Educational Television High Risk Students Instructional Materials Library Role Optical Disks Secondary Education
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