Education Schools and Library Schools: A Comparison of Their Perceptions by Academia.

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1. Verfasser: Lorenzen, Michael
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2000
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contents Education Schools and Library Schools: A Comparison of Their Perceptions by Academia. Lorenzen, Michael Comparative Analysis Departments Faculty Publishing Gender Issues Higher Education Library Schools Negative Attitudes Salaries Schools of Education Sex Bias Social Bias Theory Practice Relationship Compares the similarities of education and library schools in regard to status. Topics include image problems of education and library schools; and reasons they are held in low esteem in higher education, including gender bias, low pay, social bias, practical versus theoretical orientation, and a lack of research. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Education Schools and Library Schools: A Comparison of Their Perceptions by Academia.
Lorenzen, Michael
Comparative Analysis
Departments
Faculty Publishing
Gender Issues
Higher Education
Library Schools
Negative Attitudes
Salaries
Schools of Education
Sex Bias
Social Bias
Theory Practice Relationship
Education Schools and Library Schools: A Comparison of Their Perceptions by Academia. Lorenzen, Michael Comparative Analysis Departments Faculty Publishing Gender Issues Higher Education Library Schools Negative Attitudes Salaries Schools of Education Sex Bias Social Bias Theory Practice Relationship Compares the similarities of education and library schools in regard to status. Topics include image problems of education and library schools; and reasons they are held in low esteem in higher education, including gender bias, low pay, social bias, practical versus theoretical orientation, and a lack of research. (LRW)
title Education Schools and Library Schools: A Comparison of Their Perceptions by Academia.
topic Comparative Analysis
Departments
Faculty Publishing
Gender Issues
Higher Education
Library Schools
Negative Attitudes
Salaries
Schools of Education
Sex Bias
Social Bias
Theory Practice Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ621747