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Main Author: Collins, Judith
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ803216
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contents School Improvement, the School Librarian and the Process Approach Collins, Judith School Libraries Librarians Organizational Change Educational Change Educational Improvement Information Literacy Librarian Teacher Cooperation Reading Motivation Outcomes of Education Library Administration The school librarian focuses on process rather than product, which makes her a useful contributor to institutional change and improvement. She has three main roles: that of information specialist, developer of reading enthusiasts and manager of a resource centre. This article demonstrates ways in which these roles contribute to the enabling conditions of school improvement at school, classroom and pupil levels, and also the extent to which the librarian contributes to enhanced learning outcomes for students. It discusses some factors which currently inhibit the full participation of the librarian in the journey of the school towards school improvement. (Contains 2 notes.)
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spellingShingle School Improvement, the School Librarian and the Process Approach
Collins, Judith
School Libraries
Librarians
Organizational Change
Educational Change
Educational Improvement
Information Literacy
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Reading Motivation
Outcomes of Education
Library Administration
School Improvement, the School Librarian and the Process Approach Collins, Judith School Libraries Librarians Organizational Change Educational Change Educational Improvement Information Literacy Librarian Teacher Cooperation Reading Motivation Outcomes of Education Library Administration The school librarian focuses on process rather than product, which makes her a useful contributor to institutional change and improvement. She has three main roles: that of information specialist, developer of reading enthusiasts and manager of a resource centre. This article demonstrates ways in which these roles contribute to the enabling conditions of school improvement at school, classroom and pupil levels, and also the extent to which the librarian contributes to enhanced learning outcomes for students. It discusses some factors which currently inhibit the full participation of the librarian in the journey of the school towards school improvement. (Contains 2 notes.)
title School Improvement, the School Librarian and the Process Approach
topic School Libraries
Librarians
Organizational Change
Educational Change
Educational Improvement
Information Literacy
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Reading Motivation
Outcomes of Education
Library Administration
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ803216