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contributor.advisorSandra Hughes-Hassellen
creatorAnn Kadalaen
date.accessioned2008-11-25T18:25:25Z-
date.available2008-11-25en
date.available2008-11-25T18:25:25Z-
date.issued2008-11-25T18:25:25Z-
date.submitted24 Nov. 2008en
identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/1901/578-
description.abstractNumerous factors affect the level of support a principal gives to the School Library Media Program(s) (SLMP). This study researched how communication techniques affect the relationship between the School Library Media Specialists (SLMS) and their principals. The paper describes the data from a questionnaire sent to 39 SLMS and 37 principals in one county in North Carolina. The study found that SLMS and principals were satisfied with the state of their communication habits. Informal face to face meetings and email were the most used and most valued forms of communication. However, the data also showed that there are many forms of communication which are relatively unused. Further, this study reiterates previous findings that principals have very little access to information on school library media in general.en
formatapplication/pdfen
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format.mimetypeapplication/pdf-
language.isoen_USen
publisherSchool of Information and Library Scienceen
subjectSchool libraries/Relations with principals and superintendents Public relations of libraries/School librariesen
titleCommunication Techniques between Principals and School Library Media Specialists in One North Carolina County.en
typeElectronic Theses and Dissertationsen
degree.disciplineLibrary Scienceen
degree.grantorUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hillen
degree.levelMasteren
degree.nameMaster of Scienceen
licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/1.0/en
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