The High School Library
The High School Library
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. Part V, sec. 3. Picture collection. H. W. Wilson Co. , White Plains, N. Y. , 1910. 35 cents. Dana, J. C. , and McKnight, E. B. Modern American library economy . .. . Part VII, sec. 2: The high school branch of the public library. H. W. Wilson Co. , White Plains, N. Y. , 1913. 50 cents. Detailed outline of methods used in the Barringer High School, Newark, N. J. THE HIGH-SCHOOL LIBRARY 25 Walter, F. K. Care of school libraries. New York Libraries, 1911, 2:256-60. See also the introduction to M...iss Wilson's Books for High Schools, for simple methods for small high schools. METHODS FOR PROMOTING LIBRARY USE The following articles mention practical methods actually tried by teachers and librarians. Ashmun, Margaret. Library reading in the high school. School Review, 1909, 17:618-22, 701-704; 1910, 18:196-99, 270-73. Spirit and aims of the work, some mechanical details, class methods, personal guidance. By a teacher. Ball, F. D. Librarian's share hi vocational guidance through the high school library.
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. Part V, sec. 3. Picture collection. H. W. Wilson Co. , White Plains, N. Y. , 1910. 35 cents. Dana, J. C. , and McKnight, E. B. Modern American library economy . .. . Part VII, sec. 2: The high school branch of the public library. H. W. Wilson Co. , White Plains, N. Y. , 1913. 50 cents. Detailed outline of methods used in the Barringer High School, Newark, N. J. THE HIGH-SCHOOL LIBRARY 25 Walter, F. K. Care of school libraries. New York Libraries, 1911, 2:256-60. See also the introduction to M...iss Wilson's Books for High Schools, for simple methods for small high schools. METHODS FOR PROMOTING LIBRARY USE The following articles mention practical methods actually tried by teachers and librarians. Ashmun, Margaret. Library reading in the high school. School Review, 1909, 17:618-22, 701-704; 1910, 18:196-99, 270-73. Spirit and aims of the work, some mechanical details, class methods, personal guidance. By a teacher. Ball, F. D. Librarian's share hi vocational guidance through the high school library.
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