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The Information Literacy Movement of the School Library Media Field: a Preliminary Summary of the
The Information Literacy Movement of the School Library Media Field: a Preliminary Summary of the
http://witloof.sjsu.edu/courses/250.loertscher/modelloer.html Summarizes the proceedings of two major conferences, the Treasure Mountain Research Retreat VI and the International Association School Librarianship conference. In addition, the authors look at the entire history of information literacy and bring together the theory development, the research, and practice in school libraries since the late 1980s. Written by David V. Loertscher and Blanche Woolls. The Information Literacy Movement of the School Library Media Field: a Preliminary Summary of the Research Professor, School of Library and Information Science San Jose State University, San Jose, California, USA Director, School of Library andwaiting for hand_moderation Review of Research LIBR 250 Library and Information Science > User Services > Information Literacy
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