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Catch them young: The librarians concern

Authors: Chuks Oriogu, Roselyn Subair, & OGBUIYI Susan

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Nigerian School Library Journal

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Education is vital in the development of a nation. The axiom “catch them young” expresses the desire to train, cater, support and guild children early in life to develop love for education in order to become lifelong learners. This is a paramount concern to librarians in school libraries to meet the intrinsic fact in nation building. The study explore literatures on school library as an integral part of education, ICT skills and competencies of librarian in the modern school libraries, Using ICT to enhance the early childhood learning environment, Reading habit as a means of lifelong learning, Application of behaviour theory on early childhood education. The study finally advocated for allocation of adequate fund in the running of school libraries, provision of relevant and adequate information resources, equipment of school libraries with ICT facilities and employment of professional librarians and, or, media specialist to direct and coordinate the activities of the school libraries.

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Chuks,D.O Roselyn,E.S OGBUIYI,S. . (2017). Catch them young: The librarians concern, 16 (), 61-61.

Chuks,D.O Roselyn,E.S OGBUIYI,S. . "Catch them young: The librarians concern" 16, no (), (2017): 61-61.

Chuks,D.O and Roselyn,E.S and OGBUIYI,S. and . (2017). Catch them young: The librarians concern, 16 (), pp61-61.

ChuksDO, RoselynES, OGBUIYIS, . Catch them young: The librarians concern. 2017, 16 ():61-61.

Chuks,Daniel Oriogu, Roselyn,Esoname Subair, and OGBUIYI,Susan . "Catch them young: The librarians concern", 16 . (2017) : 61-61.

C.Daniel Oriogu R.Esoname Subair & O.Susan , "Catch them young: The librarians concern" vol.16, no., pp. 61-61, 2017.

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