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School Librarians’ Attitudes towards Teaching Information Literacy
The objective of the research is to outline school librarians’ attitudes towards teaching information literacy by analysing teaching experience, a scope of courses taught, and attitudes towards motivation of teaching. Respondents of the survey were librarians from secondary schools in Lithuania and
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