Childrens Services of Public Libraries volume 1977
Childrens Services of Public Libraries volume 1977
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The separate children's department exists to meet the special needs of children. The child whose needs have expanded should be expected to pursue his interests in the adult department. Children ma- ture in different areas and at differing rates. While arguments about limit- ing a child's access to adult materials on any basis other than parental restrictions remain unconvincing, it is the children's librarian who bears responsibility for guidance of a child.
Like adults, children seeking inform...ation are frequently unaware of the variety of resources available to them. Without avoiding the public library's responsibility for providing information, the children's librarian should become familiar with and introduce children to other local sources of information, such as museums, historical or cultural societies, and even government records. As in any adult department, a community re- source file to which patrons may be referred is important. First among such resources is the child's own school library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The separate children's department exists to meet the special needs of children. The child whose needs have expanded should be expected to pursue his interests in the adult department. Children ma- ture in different areas and at differing rates. While arguments about limit- ing a child's access to adult materials on any basis other than parental restrictions remain unconvincing, it is the children's librarian who bears responsibility for guidance of a child.
Like adults, children seeking inform...ation are frequently unaware of the variety of resources available to them. Without avoiding the public library's responsibility for providing information, the children's librarian should become familiar with and introduce children to other local sources of information, such as museums, historical or cultural societies, and even government records. As in any adult department, a community re- source file to which patrons may be referred is important. First among such resources is the child's own school library.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allerton Park Institute 23rd 1977 to read onlineMoreLess
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