The Opportunity to Empower: ALA, Children, and Reading.

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Auteur principal: Dougherty, Richard M.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1991
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contents The Opportunity to Empower: ALA, Children, and Reading. Dougherty, Richard M. Books Democratic Values Economically Disadvantaged Elementary Secondary Education Empowerment Librarians Libraries Library Associations Library Role Literacy Parent Child Relationship Argues that librarians must strive to unlock people's minds from an early age with the power of the printed word, and urges them to be active advocates for children, to speak out for children's rights to read, to become educated, and to succeed. It is suggested that librarians mobilize through involvement in professional associations. (SD)
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spellingShingle The Opportunity to Empower: ALA, Children, and Reading.
Dougherty, Richard M.
Books
Democratic Values
Economically Disadvantaged
Elementary Secondary Education
Empowerment
Librarians
Libraries
Library Associations
Library Role
Literacy
Parent Child Relationship
The Opportunity to Empower: ALA, Children, and Reading. Dougherty, Richard M. Books Democratic Values Economically Disadvantaged Elementary Secondary Education Empowerment Librarians Libraries Library Associations Library Role Literacy Parent Child Relationship Argues that librarians must strive to unlock people's minds from an early age with the power of the printed word, and urges them to be active advocates for children, to speak out for children's rights to read, to become educated, and to succeed. It is suggested that librarians mobilize through involvement in professional associations. (SD)
title The Opportunity to Empower: ALA, Children, and Reading.
topic Books
Democratic Values
Economically Disadvantaged
Elementary Secondary Education
Empowerment
Librarians
Libraries
Library Associations
Library Role
Literacy
Parent Child Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ423402