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Main Author: Hildebrand, Janet
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ423285
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contents Is Privacy Reserved for Adults? Children's Rights at the Public Library. Hildebrand, Janet Access to Information Childrens Rights Civil Liberties Confidentiality Disclosure Elementary Secondary Education Intellectual Freedom Library Administration Library Role Parent Child Relationship Personal Autonomy Policy Formation Privacy Public Libraries Argues that the library has a responsibility to provide access to materials and ensure absolute privacy for children in the same manner as it does for adults. Attention this issue has received is discussed and policies formed at the Contra Costa County Library in California are described. Sources for further reading and listening are suggested. (SD)
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spellingShingle Is Privacy Reserved for Adults? Children's Rights at the Public Library.
Hildebrand, Janet
Access to Information
Childrens Rights
Civil Liberties
Confidentiality
Disclosure
Elementary Secondary Education
Intellectual Freedom
Library Administration
Library Role
Parent Child Relationship
Personal Autonomy
Policy Formation
Privacy
Public Libraries
Is Privacy Reserved for Adults? Children's Rights at the Public Library. Hildebrand, Janet Access to Information Childrens Rights Civil Liberties Confidentiality Disclosure Elementary Secondary Education Intellectual Freedom Library Administration Library Role Parent Child Relationship Personal Autonomy Policy Formation Privacy Public Libraries Argues that the library has a responsibility to provide access to materials and ensure absolute privacy for children in the same manner as it does for adults. Attention this issue has received is discussed and policies formed at the Contra Costa County Library in California are described. Sources for further reading and listening are suggested. (SD)
title Is Privacy Reserved for Adults? Children's Rights at the Public Library.
topic Access to Information
Childrens Rights
Civil Liberties
Confidentiality
Disclosure
Elementary Secondary Education
Intellectual Freedom
Library Administration
Library Role
Parent Child Relationship
Personal Autonomy
Policy Formation
Privacy
Public Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ423285