Stepping on Toes: The Delicate Art of Talking to Faculty about Questionable Assignments
Working in an academic environment, the majority of my student interactions are based around a specific assignment. Every semester there is at least one assignment that comes across my reference desk that makes me throw my hands up in exasperation (such as: a scavenger hunt that was written before w...
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doaj-96c0ccdb99cd4af88ad67a2ce4e0f06a2020-11-24T23:46:07ZengIn the Library with the Lead PipeIn the Library with the Lead Pipe1944-61952009-03-01Stepping on Toes: The Delicate Art of Talking to Faculty about Questionable AssignmentsEllie CollierWorking in an academic environment, the majority of my student interactions are based around a specific assignment. Every semester there is at least one assignment that comes across my reference desk that makes me throw my hands up in exasperation (such as: a scavenger hunt that was written before we moved much of our content [...]http://www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org/2009/stepping-on-toes-the-delicate-art-of-talking-to-faculty-about-questionable-assignments/facultyinformation literacyinstructionlibrarian/faculty relationshipslibrary assignments |
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Stepping on Toes: The Delicate Art of Talking to Faculty about Questionable Assignments |
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Stepping on Toes: The Delicate Art of Talking to Faculty about Questionable Assignments |
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stepping on toes: the delicate art of talking to faculty about questionable assignments |
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In the Library with the Lead Pipe |
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In the Library with the Lead Pipe |
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1944-6195 |
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Working in an academic environment, the majority of my student interactions are based around a specific assignment. Every semester there is at least one assignment that comes across my reference desk that makes me throw my hands up in exasperation (such as: a scavenger hunt that was written before we moved much of our content [...] |
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faculty information literacy instruction librarian/faculty relationships library assignments |
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