Libraries And Education
Libraries And Education
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otlucatioiuil sulieiun. "' And he further muiutained that it was therefore necessary tliat all teachers should be at least familiar with the elemeuts of library work.
I do not desire to suggest by these quotations that teachers should be fully qualified librarians, and tluit librarians should be fully qualified teaeliers. It must be remembered that their fuiietiuns are distinct, and their methods of work ilissimilar. Librarians do not train pupils in the rudiments of knowledge — that is the wor...k of tlu; tcaeliers But, having become equipped with the intellectual instruments for the acquirement of learning, the students necessarily seek the aid of a Hbrarian to guido^ them into the avenues leading to the highest enlightenment. The duty of the tt achers is to associate their instruction with the use of the library, and thus prepare the way for llif helpful services of the librarian. But this L;uidance caimot be given, unless the instructors in scliools and colleges are acquainted with the n!(>thods of handling books and bibliographical material.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
otlucatioiuil sulieiun. "' And he further muiutained that it was therefore necessary tliat all teachers should be at least familiar with the elemeuts of library work.
I do not desire to suggest by these quotations that teachers should be fully qualified librarians, and tluit librarians should be fully qualified teaeliers. It must be remembered that their fuiietiuns are distinct, and their methods of work ilissimilar. Librarians do not train pupils in the rudiments of knowledge — that is the wor...k of tlu; tcaeliers But, having become equipped with the intellectual instruments for the acquirement of learning, the students necessarily seek the aid of a Hbrarian to guido^ them into the avenues leading to the highest enlightenment. The duty of the tt achers is to associate their instruction with the use of the library, and thus prepare the way for llif helpful services of the librarian. But this L;uidance caimot be given, unless the instructors in scliools and colleges are acquainted with the n!(>thods of handling books and bibliographical material.
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