Day cares, preschools, out-of-school care centres, school classrooms and libraries, a public library, and stores in a median-household-income neighbourhood were visited to determine the number of stories and
informational books for children ages four to eight in the collections.
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Nous avons visité les garderies, les écoles prématernelles, les services de garde périscolaires, les salles de classe et les bibliothèques,
la bibliothèque publique ainsi que les magasins d’un quartier composé de ménages à revenu médian, dans le but de déterminer le nombre de livres de fiction et de livres de non-fiction de leurs collections qui sont destinés aux enfants âgés de quatre à huit
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An Exploratory Analysis of International Students’ Information Needs and Uses / Exploration et analyse des besoins et des utilisations d’information
des étudiants internationaux
EunKyung Chung, JungWon Yoon
Focusing on information behaviours in the context of everyday life, this study seeks to explore the information needs and uses of international students—one
of the fastest-growing student groups within the university—in their daily activities.
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Les étudiants internationaux constituent une des populations dont la croissance est la plus forte aux États-Unis. Cette étude, en mettant l’accent sur ses
comportements informationnels dans le contexte de la vie quotidienne, se propose d’explorer les besoins informationnels des étudiants internationaux et l’utilisation qu’ils en font dans leurs activités quotidiennes.
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Vivian Howard
Aboriginal and Visible Minority Librarians: Oral Histories from Canada ed. by Deborah
Lee and Mahalakshmi Kumaran (review)
Vivian Howard
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