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A Revitalized Role for Library Media Specialists in School Reading Programs Mary L. Piersma Diane D. Allen At 8:00 a.m. , while children are arriving at school , Mrs. Beasley , the elementary school library media specialist , is busy ...
A Revitalized Role for Library Media Specialists in School Reading Programs Mary L. Piersma Diane D. Allen At 8:00 a.m. , while children are arriving at school , Mrs. Beasley , the elementary school library media specialist , is busy ...
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When investigating the importance of a professionally staffed library , Baldridge and Broadway ( 1987 ) determined that when library media specialists become actively involved in the instructional process , children make significant ...
When investigating the importance of a professionally staffed library , Baldridge and Broadway ( 1987 ) determined that when library media specialists become actively involved in the instructional process , children make significant ...
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Results The results presented in this paper represent conclusions based on 535 surveys from the library media specialists . Of the 535 library media specialist surveys analyzed for this paper , 251 were received from elementary schools ...
Results The results presented in this paper represent conclusions based on 535 surveys from the library media specialists . Of the 535 library media specialist surveys analyzed for this paper , 251 were received from elementary schools ...
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