Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders.

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Main Author: Vansickle, Sharon
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Language:en
Published: 2000
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contents Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders. Vansickle, Sharon Curriculum Development Elementary Secondary Education Leadership Responsibility Leadership Training Learning Resources Centers Masters Programs Media Specialists Preservice Teacher Education School Libraries School Personnel This study was conducted to determine how preservice media specialists perceive leadership responsibilities and certain tasks associated with the school library media profession. Results indicate that many viewed themselves as support personnel rather than school leaders, thus establishing the need to include leadership development courses in degree programs offered. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders.
Vansickle, Sharon
Curriculum Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Leadership Responsibility
Leadership Training
Learning Resources Centers
Masters Programs
Media Specialists
Preservice Teacher Education
School Libraries
School Personnel
Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders. Vansickle, Sharon Curriculum Development Elementary Secondary Education Leadership Responsibility Leadership Training Learning Resources Centers Masters Programs Media Specialists Preservice Teacher Education School Libraries School Personnel This study was conducted to determine how preservice media specialists perceive leadership responsibilities and certain tasks associated with the school library media profession. Results indicate that many viewed themselves as support personnel rather than school leaders, thus establishing the need to include leadership development courses in degree programs offered. (Author/LRW)
title Educating Preservice Media Specialists: Developing School Leaders.
topic Curriculum Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Leadership Responsibility
Leadership Training
Learning Resources Centers
Masters Programs
Media Specialists
Preservice Teacher Education
School Libraries
School Personnel
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ629782