Why the library is important for the learning process?

    The library is important for the learning process because a library is a very important aspect in the learning process of your child. The extensive genre of children's literature is an essential part of the growing up process. In case you have enough resources, it is always advisable to have an in-house library. If you think you cannot afford a library at home, you can always visit a public library. Most of the public libraries are keeping with the times and equipped with facilities like CDs and even computers.
    There are large number of books that provide advice about various topics like business, health, travel, food and careers. These books serve as a great source of advice. Many people make it a point to read and go through these books before taking important decisions in their life. Thus libraries are also helpful for people who are looking for information about specific subjects. For example a person who is planning to travel to a particular place would like to read about that destination.



My experience in using a library..........
   
      I had a change be in the library onec for found one book I need to read that book because my friend told me this book very good about the secret for the goverment in the famous must country. I forgot the name for the book. I have to find this book at my home and then I will tell you name for this book later (to be continue)




5 Books
1.Reforming process for learning. Call no.LB 2806 น148ก 2545
2.The fundamentals of graphic desing.Call no.NC 997 A42F 2009
3.Research methods for business.Call noHD 30.4 R47 2007
4.How todifferentiate instruction in mixed-ability classrooms.Call no.LB 3061.3 T65H 2001
5.Succeeding in today's diverse classrooms.Call no.LB 1050.455 A48 2005
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5 journals
1.Learning house
2.Keep on the watch!
3.Job shadowing
4.Leasing
5.Market Ssegmentation.
 
5 online databasaes
1.:: Thai University eBook Net
2.:: Digital Dissertation
3.:: Knowledge Bank
4.:: Westlaw
5.:: ACM Digital Library

Information Literacy Skills

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