Librarians: A Thinking and Learning Styles Portrait.
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1992
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| author | Squires, David, And Others |
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| contents | Librarians: A Thinking and Learning Styles Portrait. Squires, David, And Others Cognitive Style College Libraries Evaluation Methods Futures (of Society) Higher Education Librarians Library Administration Personnel Evaluation Thinking Skills Verbal Ability Discussion of thinking styles in library tasks focuses on a study at Brigham Young University that explored the relationship between thinking styles and library organization. Use of the Squires Thinking Styles Test is described, results that indicate professional librarians tend to be verbally oriented are discussed, and future prospects are considered. (LRW) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | Librarians: A Thinking and Learning Styles Portrait. Squires, David, And Others Cognitive Style College Libraries Evaluation Methods Futures (of Society) Higher Education Librarians Library Administration Personnel Evaluation Thinking Skills Verbal Ability Librarians: A Thinking and Learning Styles Portrait. Squires, David, And Others Cognitive Style College Libraries Evaluation Methods Futures (of Society) Higher Education Librarians Library Administration Personnel Evaluation Thinking Skills Verbal Ability Discussion of thinking styles in library tasks focuses on a study at Brigham Young University that explored the relationship between thinking styles and library organization. Use of the Squires Thinking Styles Test is described, results that indicate professional librarians tend to be verbally oriented are discussed, and future prospects are considered. (LRW) |
| title | Librarians: A Thinking and Learning Styles Portrait. |
| topic | Cognitive Style College Libraries Evaluation Methods Futures (of Society) Higher Education Librarians Library Administration Personnel Evaluation Thinking Skills Verbal Ability |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ451933 |