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Winter 2002: Volume 6, Issue 4
Articles on Various Topics
- Effects of Learning Style Strategies on Special Education Students no.2135-2j Abstract
Rita Dunn, St. John’s University, NY
- African American Male Students’ Perception of a Mathematics Learning Environment no.2144-2j Abstract
Joy Moore, University of Cincinnati, OH
Plus Special Sections:
1. The Teaching of Literature and Culture
2. Information Literacy
- Literature, Politics and Pedagogy no.2207-2z Abstract
Henry Srebrnik, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada
- Henry V, the Gulf War, and Cultural Materialism no.2190-2z Abstract
Kevin Ewert, University of Pittsburgh, PA
- Information Literacy: Whose Job Is It? no.2212-2z Abstract
Lana W. Jackman, Lesley University, MA
- International Students: Information Literacy or Academic Literacy? no.2206-2z Abstract
William Badke, Trinity Western University, Canada
- Teaching Roles of the College Librarian no.2171-2j Abstract
Jeffery R. Luzius, Auburn University, AL
- Literature in the Modern Language Syllabus no.2215-2z Abstract
Gundula M. Sharman, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
- Information Literacy and Literary Questions no.2203-2z Abstract
Anne C. Barnhart-Park, Lafayette College, PA
William J. Carpenter, Lafayette College, PA
- Translating Literature and Learning Culture no.2202-2z Abstract
James W. Porcaro, Toyama University of International Studies, Toyama, Japan
- Integrating Brain-Based Strategies Into Library Research Assignments no.2194-2z Abstract
Mari Flynn, Keystone College, PA
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