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Heitzmann, William Ray; Heitzmann, Kathleen Esnes – Catholic Library World, 1976
Contains specific suggestions as to how librarians can use sports literature to help students in a school library setting. (Author)
Descriptors: Athletics, Bibliotherapy, Biographies, Elementary Secondary Education
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Axam, John A. – Catholic Library World, 1983
Before specific role of the public library in eradicating illiteracy can be determined, each library must determine the extent of the problem in its community; determine what is already being done; and analyze the library's resources. Specific involvement and goals must be determined for services to teachers and students. (EJS)
Descriptors: Adult Basic Education, Adult Literacy, Adults, Functional Literacy
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Sankowski, Andrew – Catholic Library World, 1997
Discusses the Internet's impact on library resources and the academic curriculum, highlighting collection development and the library's role in integrating the Internet into the curriculum. Suggests that librarians should promote the use of the Internet in the academic community and should integrate Internet resources with other library materials…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Cataloging, Curriculum, Integrated Activities
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Stockton, Betty Jo; DuChateau, Marie C. – Catholic Library World, 1984
Discussion of role of the school library in the academic life of the gifted/talented student highlights characteristics of gifted students which relate to library services, teaching library skills and research techniques, and other library activities (author interviews, library aides, reading encouragement). A 95-item bibliography of library…
Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Activities, Learning Resources Centers
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Haymes, Don – Catholic Library World, 1991
Discusses the role of professional associations in theological librarianship in accreditation, advocacy, and education. The need for the profession to expand its impact on theological research and teaching, the need for preservation of library materials, the impact of new technology on library budgets and practices, and the myth of free…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Access to Information, Cooperation, Costs