Real Librarians Don't Play "Jeopardy."

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Auteur principal: Goulding, Mary
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1991
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author Goulding, Mary
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contents Real Librarians Don't Play "Jeopardy." Goulding, Mary Academic Libraries Classification Dewey Decimal Classification Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Personnel Library Services Public Libraries Reference Services School Libraries Training Methods User Needs (Information) Discusses the training of professional and paraprofessional staff who do reference work in public, academic, and school libraries. The source-centered teaching approach versus teaching the search process is discussed, user needs are considered, and the use of Dewey Decimal Classification to teach the organization of the collection is described. (six references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Real Librarians Don't Play "Jeopardy."
Goulding, Mary
Academic Libraries
Classification
Dewey Decimal Classification
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Resources Centers
Library Personnel
Library Services
Public Libraries
Reference Services
School Libraries
Training Methods
User Needs (Information)
Real Librarians Don't Play "Jeopardy." Goulding, Mary Academic Libraries Classification Dewey Decimal Classification Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Personnel Library Services Public Libraries Reference Services School Libraries Training Methods User Needs (Information) Discusses the training of professional and paraprofessional staff who do reference work in public, academic, and school libraries. The source-centered teaching approach versus teaching the search process is discussed, user needs are considered, and the use of Dewey Decimal Classification to teach the organization of the collection is described. (six references) (LRW)
title Real Librarians Don't Play "Jeopardy."
topic Academic Libraries
Classification
Dewey Decimal Classification
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Resources Centers
Library Personnel
Library Services
Public Libraries
Reference Services
School Libraries
Training Methods
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ426071