Principals Give Short Shrift to Librarians' Curricular Role.

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Autore principale: Olson, Renee, Ed.
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contents Principals Give Short Shrift to Librarians' Curricular Role. Olson, Renee, Ed. Administrator Attitudes Course Integrated Library Instruction Librarians Library Funding Library Role Library Services Principals Role Perception School Libraries Secondary Education Surveys Seventy-seven principals serving grades 7-12 in Missouri schools were surveyed to determine the differences between how principals view school librarians and how school librarians view themselves. Similarities occurred in the perceptions about the importance of a library program and inadequate funding. Views diverged most noticeably in terms of involvement in curricular activities. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Principals Give Short Shrift to Librarians' Curricular Role.
Olson, Renee, Ed.
Administrator Attitudes
Course Integrated Library Instruction
Librarians
Library Funding
Library Role
Library Services
Principals
Role Perception
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Surveys
Principals Give Short Shrift to Librarians' Curricular Role. Olson, Renee, Ed. Administrator Attitudes Course Integrated Library Instruction Librarians Library Funding Library Role Library Services Principals Role Perception School Libraries Secondary Education Surveys Seventy-seven principals serving grades 7-12 in Missouri schools were surveyed to determine the differences between how principals view school librarians and how school librarians view themselves. Similarities occurred in the perceptions about the importance of a library program and inadequate funding. Views diverged most noticeably in terms of involvement in curricular activities. (AEF)
title Principals Give Short Shrift to Librarians' Curricular Role.
topic Administrator Attitudes
Course Integrated Library Instruction
Librarians
Library Funding
Library Role
Library Services
Principals
Role Perception
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ518382