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Autores principales: Lawler, Sally H., Olson, Elizabeth A., Chapleski, Elizabeth E.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1999
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ608393
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author Lawler, Sally H.
Olson, Elizabeth A.
Chapleski, Elizabeth E.
author_facet Lawler, Sally H.
Olson, Elizabeth A.
Chapleski, Elizabeth E.
Lawler, Sally H.
Olson, Elizabeth A.
Chapleski, Elizabeth E.
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contents Enhancing Library Research Skills of Graduate Students through Guided Autobiographies. Lawler, Sally H. Olson, Elizabeth A. Chapleski, Elizabeth E. Academic Libraries Adult Students Autobiographies Educational Objectives Gerontology Graduate Study Library Instruction Library Skills Nontraditional Students Research Skills Skill Development Social Work Values Writing (Composition) Writing Assignments Describes the use of an autobiographical writing assignment to orient older, non-traditional students, and students in social work-related fields, to the library and its resources based on experiences in a graduate gerontology course at Wayne State University. Appendices include skill and values objectives and advanced research skills that were introduced. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Enhancing Library Research Skills of Graduate Students through Guided Autobiographies.
Lawler, Sally H.
Olson, Elizabeth A.
Chapleski, Elizabeth E.
Academic Libraries
Adult Students
Autobiographies
Educational Objectives
Gerontology
Graduate Study
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Nontraditional Students
Research Skills
Skill Development
Social Work
Values
Writing (Composition)
Writing Assignments
Enhancing Library Research Skills of Graduate Students through Guided Autobiographies. Lawler, Sally H. Olson, Elizabeth A. Chapleski, Elizabeth E. Academic Libraries Adult Students Autobiographies Educational Objectives Gerontology Graduate Study Library Instruction Library Skills Nontraditional Students Research Skills Skill Development Social Work Values Writing (Composition) Writing Assignments Describes the use of an autobiographical writing assignment to orient older, non-traditional students, and students in social work-related fields, to the library and its resources based on experiences in a graduate gerontology course at Wayne State University. Appendices include skill and values objectives and advanced research skills that were introduced. (Author/LRW)
title Enhancing Library Research Skills of Graduate Students through Guided Autobiographies.
topic Academic Libraries
Adult Students
Autobiographies
Educational Objectives
Gerontology
Graduate Study
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Nontraditional Students
Research Skills
Skill Development
Social Work
Values
Writing (Composition)
Writing Assignments
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ608393