Library and Information Science Programs in the United States: International Student Perceptions of Their Academic Adaptation Process.

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Autore principale: Tallman, Julie I.
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contents Library and Information Science Programs in the United States: International Student Perceptions of Their Academic Adaptation Process. Tallman, Julie I. Cultural Awareness Doctoral Programs Foreign Students Higher Education Information Needs Information Science Library Education Library Schools Predictor Variables Questionnaires Relevance (Education) Student Adjustment Student Attitudes Student Needs Teacher Attitudes Describes a study that examined the perceptions and attitudes of international students toward library and information science programs in the United States. Questionnaires from international doctoral students were used to answer questions about their academic concerns, relevance of programs to their own countries and needs, and faculty attitudes and international understanding. (three references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Library and Information Science Programs in the United States: International Student Perceptions of Their Academic Adaptation Process.
Tallman, Julie I.
Cultural Awareness
Doctoral Programs
Foreign Students
Higher Education
Information Needs
Information Science
Library Education
Library Schools
Predictor Variables
Questionnaires
Relevance (Education)
Student Adjustment
Student Attitudes
Student Needs
Teacher Attitudes
Library and Information Science Programs in the United States: International Student Perceptions of Their Academic Adaptation Process. Tallman, Julie I. Cultural Awareness Doctoral Programs Foreign Students Higher Education Information Needs Information Science Library Education Library Schools Predictor Variables Questionnaires Relevance (Education) Student Adjustment Student Attitudes Student Needs Teacher Attitudes Describes a study that examined the perceptions and attitudes of international students toward library and information science programs in the United States. Questionnaires from international doctoral students were used to answer questions about their academic concerns, relevance of programs to their own countries and needs, and faculty attitudes and international understanding. (three references) (LRW)
title Library and Information Science Programs in the United States: International Student Perceptions of Their Academic Adaptation Process.
topic Cultural Awareness
Doctoral Programs
Foreign Students
Higher Education
Information Needs
Information Science
Library Education
Library Schools
Predictor Variables
Questionnaires
Relevance (Education)
Student Adjustment
Student Attitudes
Student Needs
Teacher Attitudes
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