A Signal for the Need to Restructure the Learning Process.

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Main Author: Breivik, Patricia Senn
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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contents A Signal for the Need to Restructure the Learning Process. Breivik, Patricia Senn Disadvantaged Elementary Secondary Education Illiteracy Information Dissemination Learning Processes Although the U.S. will not disintegrate tomorrow if information literacy and resource-based learning remain underfunded, today's disadvantaged groups will fall further behind, as a new "information elite" emerges. The American Library Association's 1989 information literacy report is one step toward creating a national agenda for improving everyone's information access. (three references) (MLH)
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spellingShingle A Signal for the Need to Restructure the Learning Process.
Breivik, Patricia Senn
Disadvantaged
Elementary Secondary Education
Illiteracy
Information Dissemination
Learning Processes
A Signal for the Need to Restructure the Learning Process. Breivik, Patricia Senn Disadvantaged Elementary Secondary Education Illiteracy Information Dissemination Learning Processes Although the U.S. will not disintegrate tomorrow if information literacy and resource-based learning remain underfunded, today's disadvantaged groups will fall further behind, as a new "information elite" emerges. The American Library Association's 1989 information literacy report is one step toward creating a national agenda for improving everyone's information access. (three references) (MLH)
title A Signal for the Need to Restructure the Learning Process.
topic Disadvantaged
Elementary Secondary Education
Illiteracy
Information Dissemination
Learning Processes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ425568