The Invisible Client: Meeting the Needs of Persons with Learning Disabilities.

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Autor principal: Weingand, Darlene E.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1990
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contents The Invisible Client: Meeting the Needs of Persons with Learning Disabilities. Weingand, Darlene E. Academic Libraries Adults Bibliotherapy Childrens Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Disabilities Library Networks Library Services Public Libraries Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes common characteristics of learning-disabled persons, proposes strategies for library reference assistance to children and adults, and describes the approach of the Westchester Library System in New York State. Questions are proposed for further thought, discussion, and action. (nine references) (EAM)
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spellingShingle The Invisible Client: Meeting the Needs of Persons with Learning Disabilities.
Weingand, Darlene E.
Academic Libraries
Adults
Bibliotherapy
Childrens Libraries
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Disabilities
Library Networks
Library Services
Public Libraries
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
The Invisible Client: Meeting the Needs of Persons with Learning Disabilities. Weingand, Darlene E. Academic Libraries Adults Bibliotherapy Childrens Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Disabilities Library Networks Library Services Public Libraries Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes common characteristics of learning-disabled persons, proposes strategies for library reference assistance to children and adults, and describes the approach of the Westchester Library System in New York State. Questions are proposed for further thought, discussion, and action. (nine references) (EAM)
title The Invisible Client: Meeting the Needs of Persons with Learning Disabilities.
topic Academic Libraries
Adults
Bibliotherapy
Childrens Libraries
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Disabilities
Library Networks
Library Services
Public Libraries
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ421686