The Implications of Inclusive Schooling for School Libraries.

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Autor principal: Murray, Janet
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Publicado: 2002
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contents The Implications of Inclusive Schooling for School Libraries. Murray, Janet Accessibility (for Disabled) Delivery Systems Disabilities Elementary Secondary Education Foreign Countries Inclusive Schools Interprofessional Relationship Librarians Library Services School Libraries Special Education Teachers School library provision for students with disabilities was evaluated in 15 Australian schools over four years. Although examples of good practice were found, results indicate there is a need for improvement in service delivery. The need for enhanced communication and cooperation between school librarians and special education teachers is stressed. (Contains references.) (Author/CR)
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spellingShingle The Implications of Inclusive Schooling for School Libraries.
Murray, Janet
Accessibility (for Disabled)
Delivery Systems
Disabilities
Elementary Secondary Education
Foreign Countries
Inclusive Schools
Interprofessional Relationship
Librarians
Library Services
School Libraries
Special Education Teachers
The Implications of Inclusive Schooling for School Libraries. Murray, Janet Accessibility (for Disabled) Delivery Systems Disabilities Elementary Secondary Education Foreign Countries Inclusive Schools Interprofessional Relationship Librarians Library Services School Libraries Special Education Teachers School library provision for students with disabilities was evaluated in 15 Australian schools over four years. Although examples of good practice were found, results indicate there is a need for improvement in service delivery. The need for enhanced communication and cooperation between school librarians and special education teachers is stressed. (Contains references.) (Author/CR)
title The Implications of Inclusive Schooling for School Libraries.
topic Accessibility (for Disabled)
Delivery Systems
Disabilities
Elementary Secondary Education
Foreign Countries
Inclusive Schools
Interprofessional Relationship
Librarians
Library Services
School Libraries
Special Education Teachers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ655528