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Autore principale: Maclean, G. M.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1993
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ486936
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author Maclean, G. M.
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contents Professional Partners in Education: Paradoxes for the School Librarian. Maclean, G. M. Educational Objectives Foreign Countries Interprofessional Relationship Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Role Library Services Professional Recognition Resource Centers Secondary Education Teacher Attitudes Teacher Role Professional librarians employed in Scottish secondary schools are intended to support delivery of the formal curriculum, equip students with information handling skills, and empower pupils to take responsibility for lifelong learning. Many librarians are not realizing this potential, in part because of tensions between the professions of librarianship and teaching. A more reflective approach to "professionalism" is needed. (KS)
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spellingShingle Professional Partners in Education: Paradoxes for the School Librarian.
Maclean, G. M.
Educational Objectives
Foreign Countries
Interprofessional Relationship
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Role
Library Services
Professional Recognition
Resource Centers
Secondary Education
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Role
Professional Partners in Education: Paradoxes for the School Librarian. Maclean, G. M. Educational Objectives Foreign Countries Interprofessional Relationship Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Role Library Services Professional Recognition Resource Centers Secondary Education Teacher Attitudes Teacher Role Professional librarians employed in Scottish secondary schools are intended to support delivery of the formal curriculum, equip students with information handling skills, and empower pupils to take responsibility for lifelong learning. Many librarians are not realizing this potential, in part because of tensions between the professions of librarianship and teaching. A more reflective approach to "professionalism" is needed. (KS)
title Professional Partners in Education: Paradoxes for the School Librarian.
topic Educational Objectives
Foreign Countries
Interprofessional Relationship
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Role
Library Services
Professional Recognition
Resource Centers
Secondary Education
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Role
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ486936