Make Your Point: At-Risk Students as Library Assistants.

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Main Author: Dorell, Larry D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1992
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contents Make Your Point: At-Risk Students as Library Assistants. Dorell, Larry D. At Risk Persons Elementary Secondary Education High Risk Students Labeling (of Persons) Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists School Libraries Self Esteem Self Fulfilling Prophecies Social Reinforcement Special Needs Students Student Volunteers Discussion of the dangers of labeling people focuses on the successful experience of a school media director who enlisted a student from the behavioral disorder classroom as a library assistant. Concludes that special service students can provide valuable help in the library while gaining experience that enhances their self-esteem. (NRP)
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spellingShingle Make Your Point: At-Risk Students as Library Assistants.
Dorell, Larry D.
At Risk Persons
Elementary Secondary Education
High Risk Students
Labeling (of Persons)
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Self Esteem
Self Fulfilling Prophecies
Social Reinforcement
Special Needs Students
Student Volunteers
Make Your Point: At-Risk Students as Library Assistants. Dorell, Larry D. At Risk Persons Elementary Secondary Education High Risk Students Labeling (of Persons) Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists School Libraries Self Esteem Self Fulfilling Prophecies Social Reinforcement Special Needs Students Student Volunteers Discussion of the dangers of labeling people focuses on the successful experience of a school media director who enlisted a student from the behavioral disorder classroom as a library assistant. Concludes that special service students can provide valuable help in the library while gaining experience that enhances their self-esteem. (NRP)
title Make Your Point: At-Risk Students as Library Assistants.
topic At Risk Persons
Elementary Secondary Education
High Risk Students
Labeling (of Persons)
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Self Esteem
Self Fulfilling Prophecies
Social Reinforcement
Special Needs Students
Student Volunteers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ451877