As i was trying to get stuck into this assignment, I came across the UK publication of Primary School Guidelines. See below.
http://www.cilip.org.uk/filedownloadslibrary/groups/ylg/primaryschool_guidelines_2002.pdf
Its quite a good little publication and i wish I had it prior to doing ETL503 the Library policy.
So, to the question of moral purpose again ... Fullan has suggested that this includes a plan to make a difference - that is, intend to do something 'good' that will improve our 'clients' - in this instance planning to do something that will increase a persons' ability to use information successfully (Wizenreid, 2010).
So I guess I have to concede that in this context we do have a moral purpose - albeit one that is not used in the traditional sense of "moral".
Wizenreid, A (2010) Visionary Leader for Information. Centre for Information Studies: Wagga Wagga.
Drowning in information, starved for knowledge: information literacy, not technology, is the issue – Alan Bundy
Enter the Blog
This blog was created as part of my studies - MTeach (teacher librarian) -hopefully here you may find some musings on education, libraries, life and studying along with generally witty and insightful comments (if i can manage any!).
Please add comments along the way. I'll be glad for any input, especially from fellow students and library lovers
Kylie
Please add comments along the way. I'll be glad for any input, especially from fellow students and library lovers
Kylie
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