UMAP: An International Educational Exchange for Teacher-Librarians.

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Autores principales: Hallein, Joe, Edwards, Philip
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Publicado: 1997
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author Hallein, Joe
Edwards, Philip
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contents UMAP: An International Educational Exchange for Teacher-Librarians. Hallein, Joe Edwards, Philip Curriculum Development Foreign Countries Global Approach Government Role Higher Education International Educational Exchange International Programs Library Education Library Schools Provides a description of an Australian government-funded University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific Project (UMAP) which allowed five Australian teacher-librarianship students from Monash University to spend a semester in Thailand. The project also promoted exchanges between Thai and Australian academics and will add to the internationalization of library school curriculum. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle UMAP: An International Educational Exchange for Teacher-Librarians.
Hallein, Joe
Edwards, Philip
Curriculum Development
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Government Role
Higher Education
International Educational Exchange
International Programs
Library Education
Library Schools
UMAP: An International Educational Exchange for Teacher-Librarians. Hallein, Joe Edwards, Philip Curriculum Development Foreign Countries Global Approach Government Role Higher Education International Educational Exchange International Programs Library Education Library Schools Provides a description of an Australian government-funded University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific Project (UMAP) which allowed five Australian teacher-librarianship students from Monash University to spend a semester in Thailand. The project also promoted exchanges between Thai and Australian academics and will add to the internationalization of library school curriculum. (Author/LRW)
title UMAP: An International Educational Exchange for Teacher-Librarians.
topic Curriculum Development
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Government Role
Higher Education
International Educational Exchange
International Programs
Library Education
Library Schools
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ563010