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1. Verfasser: Feehan, Patricia
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1994
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481841
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contents Library Literacy Programs and the At-Risk Adolescent. Feehan, Patricia Adolescents Disabilities English (Second Language) High Risk Students Higher Education Library Education Library Role Library Services Literacy Pregnant Students Public Libraries Remedial Reading Secondary Education Self Esteem Special Needs Students Defines at-risk adolescent students, including remedial readers, pregnant teenagers, handicapped students, speakers of English as a Second Language, and public library dropouts; and describes literacy programs that enhance self-esteem and establish the library as an alternative learning source, many developed in a literacy course at the University of South Carolina. (Contains 36 references.) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Library Literacy Programs and the At-Risk Adolescent.
Feehan, Patricia
Adolescents
Disabilities
English (Second Language)
High Risk Students
Higher Education
Library Education
Library Role
Library Services
Literacy
Pregnant Students
Public Libraries
Remedial Reading
Secondary Education
Self Esteem
Special Needs Students
Library Literacy Programs and the At-Risk Adolescent. Feehan, Patricia Adolescents Disabilities English (Second Language) High Risk Students Higher Education Library Education Library Role Library Services Literacy Pregnant Students Public Libraries Remedial Reading Secondary Education Self Esteem Special Needs Students Defines at-risk adolescent students, including remedial readers, pregnant teenagers, handicapped students, speakers of English as a Second Language, and public library dropouts; and describes literacy programs that enhance self-esteem and establish the library as an alternative learning source, many developed in a literacy course at the University of South Carolina. (Contains 36 references.) (LRW)
title Library Literacy Programs and the At-Risk Adolescent.
topic Adolescents
Disabilities
English (Second Language)
High Risk Students
Higher Education
Library Education
Library Role
Library Services
Literacy
Pregnant Students
Public Libraries
Remedial Reading
Secondary Education
Self Esteem
Special Needs Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481841