The Silent Consumer: Foreign Students in U.K.'s Library and Information Science Programmes.

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Autor principal: Ojiambo, Joseph B.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1992
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author Ojiambo, Joseph B.
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contents The Silent Consumer: Foreign Students in U.K.'s Library and Information Science Programmes. Ojiambo, Joseph B. Curriculum Evaluation Developing Nations Expectation Foreign Countries Foreign Students Higher Education Information Science Education Relevance (Education) Student Attitudes Student Characteristics Student Experience Teacher Student Relationship Examines the relevance of library and information science (LIS) studies in the United Kingdom for students from developing countries. Reasons for studying in the United Kingdom, relevance of the curriculum, student expectations, and characteristics of successful students are covered; and three approaches to LIS studies for foreign students are discussed. (12 references) (KRN)
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spellingShingle The Silent Consumer: Foreign Students in U.K.'s Library and Information Science Programmes.
Ojiambo, Joseph B.
Curriculum Evaluation
Developing Nations
Expectation
Foreign Countries
Foreign Students
Higher Education
Information Science Education
Relevance (Education)
Student Attitudes
Student Characteristics
Student Experience
Teacher Student Relationship
The Silent Consumer: Foreign Students in U.K.'s Library and Information Science Programmes. Ojiambo, Joseph B. Curriculum Evaluation Developing Nations Expectation Foreign Countries Foreign Students Higher Education Information Science Education Relevance (Education) Student Attitudes Student Characteristics Student Experience Teacher Student Relationship Examines the relevance of library and information science (LIS) studies in the United Kingdom for students from developing countries. Reasons for studying in the United Kingdom, relevance of the curriculum, student expectations, and characteristics of successful students are covered; and three approaches to LIS studies for foreign students are discussed. (12 references) (KRN)
title The Silent Consumer: Foreign Students in U.K.'s Library and Information Science Programmes.
topic Curriculum Evaluation
Developing Nations
Expectation
Foreign Countries
Foreign Students
Higher Education
Information Science Education
Relevance (Education)
Student Attitudes
Student Characteristics
Student Experience
Teacher Student Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ461585