English
French
PortugueseDIRECTORY OF OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL
Published Article
LITERACY AND THE LIBRARIAN PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY
ABSTRACT
This paper basically examined ways of
using literacy to raise the consciousness of librarians who should be immersed
in the culture of bringing about progress for individuals who are young, literate,
less priviledged, and disadvantaged. Therefore, this paper, while defining
literacy from a functional point of view, examined the bloom taxonomy and how a
librarian can utilise this taxonomy of learning outcomes to make the library a
welcoming place for everyone. Literacy and the librarian's public partnership
were also discussed. Such partnerships are geared towards offering programmes
of activities that could make an individual a functional and useful individual
for themselves and society at large. It therefore covered vulnerable groups
like children, adolescents, illiterates, and retirees.
KEYWORDS:
Literacy, Librarian, Public, Partnership
Download Article
Latest Articles
- ASSESSMENT OF THE NATURE AND COMPONENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY FOR ADOLESCENT STUDENTS
- A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION WORK
- ASSESSMENT OF MOTIVATION AND JOB PERFORMANCE AMONG TEACHERS IN TECHNICAL SCHOOLS IN AKWA IBOM STATE
- EFFECT OF COMPUTER-AIDED INSTRUCTION ON RETENTION BETWEEN FIELD-DEPENDENT AND FIELD-INDEPENDENT NCE PHYSICS STUDENTS IN NORTH-WEST, NIGERIA
- LITERACY AND THE LIBRARIAN PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY
- DECLINING MORALITY AND ITS ATTENDANT PROBLEMS IN THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY: THE WAY FORWARD
Why Choose GASPRO?
GASPRO - a Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Journal is a peer reviewed, open access international journal. Notably, it is a referred, highly indexed, monthly, online international journal with high impact.
Submit Manuscript