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" Undergraduate women's conceptions of information use "
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566469
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Maybee, Clarence
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Undergraduate women's conceptions of information use [Thesis]
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San Jose State University, 2005
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eng
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M.L.I.S
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, San Jose State University
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Current information literacy pedagogy, usually tied to a particular set of skills or attributes, does not adequately address the needs of undergraduate women seeking to improve their information literacy. This study supports a relational approach to information literacy acknowledging that learning occurs when learners change the way that they conceptualize phenomena. The phenomenographic methodology used in this study reveals the ways that undergraduate women conceptualize information use..
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Library science, Higher education, Information systems
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Latin Dissertation
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