College Success: High School Librarians Make the Difference
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| author | Smalley, Topsy N. |
| author_facet | Smalley, Topsy N. Smalley, Topsy N. |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | College Success: High School Librarians Make the Difference Smalley, Topsy N. Library Services School Libraries Library Skills Information Literacy Users (Information) Library Instruction College Freshmen Librarians Reference Services Academic Achievement Community Colleges Many students who enroll in a community college "Information Research" course come from three local school districts. Of those three districts, only one has librarians. Through examining grade rosters, this study demonstrates that student achievement is substantially higher for students who come from high schools that have librarians and library programs. |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | College Success: High School Librarians Make the Difference Smalley, Topsy N. Library Services School Libraries Library Skills Information Literacy Users (Information) Library Instruction College Freshmen Librarians Reference Services Academic Achievement Community Colleges College Success: High School Librarians Make the Difference Smalley, Topsy N. Library Services School Libraries Library Skills Information Literacy Users (Information) Library Instruction College Freshmen Librarians Reference Services Academic Achievement Community Colleges Many students who enroll in a community college "Information Research" course come from three local school districts. Of those three districts, only one has librarians. Through examining grade rosters, this study demonstrates that student achievement is substantially higher for students who come from high schools that have librarians and library programs. |
| title | College Success: High School Librarians Make the Difference |
| topic | Library Services School Libraries Library Skills Information Literacy Users (Information) Library Instruction College Freshmen Librarians Reference Services Academic Achievement Community Colleges |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ731831 |