Library & Information Literacy Curriculum

Bibliography

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American Association of School Librarians. Position Statement on Appropriate Staffing for School Library Media Centers. Chicago: American Library Association, adopted April 23, 1991.

American Association of School Librarians. Position Statement on Flexible Scheduling. Chicago: American Library Association, adopted 1991.

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