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Hauptverfasser: Bell, Michael, Totten, Herman L.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1991
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ443255
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author Bell, Michael
Totten, Herman L.
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Totten, Herman L.
Bell, Michael
Totten, Herman L.
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contents Interactional Patterns of School Media Specialists with School Instructional Staff. Bell, Michael Totten, Herman L. Comparative Analysis Elementary Education Elementary School Teachers Hypothesis Testing Interprofessional Relationship Learning Resources Centers Library Technicians Media Specialists Personality Traits Professional Recognition Public Schools Questionnaires School Libraries Status Tables (Data) Teacher Attitudes Describes a study of Texas public elementary schools that was conducted to determine whether there were significant differences between professional and paraprofessional media specialists in personality traits, interaction patterns with school staff, and status as an indicator of their perceived expertise in instructional matters among classroom teachers. (five references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Interactional Patterns of School Media Specialists with School Instructional Staff.
Bell, Michael
Totten, Herman L.
Comparative Analysis
Elementary Education
Elementary School Teachers
Hypothesis Testing
Interprofessional Relationship
Learning Resources Centers
Library Technicians
Media Specialists
Personality Traits
Professional Recognition
Public Schools
Questionnaires
School Libraries
Status
Tables (Data)
Teacher Attitudes
Interactional Patterns of School Media Specialists with School Instructional Staff. Bell, Michael Totten, Herman L. Comparative Analysis Elementary Education Elementary School Teachers Hypothesis Testing Interprofessional Relationship Learning Resources Centers Library Technicians Media Specialists Personality Traits Professional Recognition Public Schools Questionnaires School Libraries Status Tables (Data) Teacher Attitudes Describes a study of Texas public elementary schools that was conducted to determine whether there were significant differences between professional and paraprofessional media specialists in personality traits, interaction patterns with school staff, and status as an indicator of their perceived expertise in instructional matters among classroom teachers. (five references) (LRW)
title Interactional Patterns of School Media Specialists with School Instructional Staff.
topic Comparative Analysis
Elementary Education
Elementary School Teachers
Hypothesis Testing
Interprofessional Relationship
Learning Resources Centers
Library Technicians
Media Specialists
Personality Traits
Professional Recognition
Public Schools
Questionnaires
School Libraries
Status
Tables (Data)
Teacher Attitudes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ443255