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Peer reviewedBlackman, Betty J. – Catholic Library World, 1986
Catholic University educators stress the need for quality education and accountability. "Compassionate excellence" can be achieved by the library's self-evaluation, meeting needs of users in a constantly changing environment, promotion of a service rather than a place, and becoming involved in the academic planning of an institution.…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational Quality, Higher Education, Librarians
Peer reviewedRoggenbuck, Mary June – Catholic Library World, 1985
This article highlights the importance of librarians joining the secondary school instructional planning process at the curriculum development stage and demonstrates how librarians and teachers can jointly plan instructional programs. Discussion covers implementation of guidelines, curriculum involvement, and six challenges. Fifty-eight references…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, High Schools, Instructional Development, Learning Resources Centers
Peer reviewedWeathers, Barbara – Catholic Library World, 1989
Reviews new guidelines for school library media centers which present an expanded definition of the role of the media specialist. The main points are discussed, including a mission statement and its challenges; developing increased proficiency in instructional technologies; and forging partnerships with principals, teachers, and students. The…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Curriculum Development, Educational Objectives, Educational Technology
Peer reviewedWilkinson, Mary T. – Catholic Library World, 1990
Describes possible roles of the teacher-librarian in school staff development. The roles of librarians are discussed, including serving as agents for educational change and as curriculum consultants; the design of staff development programs is explained; the expansion of media center services is discussed; and marketing and public relations…
Descriptors: Change Agents, Curriculum Development, Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education
Peer reviewedIntner, Sheila S. – Catholic Library World, 1991
Discusses changes in information management and their effects on technical services librarians. Topics discussed include changes at the Library of Congress; the development of national and international bibliographic systems; expansion of local library catalogs; commercial full text databases for end users; new roles for professional librarians;…
Descriptors: Cataloging, Change, Curriculum Development, Full Text Databases


