Bibliographic Instruction and Critical Thinking.

Abstract

Librarian! in support of information literacy Our understanding of literacy has evolved with time. Monroe (1996) noted that a century ago, the literate person was one who had the ability to memorize passages from books and write a signature. In the industrial age, educators were responsible for teaching the use of mechanical tools and creating engineers. In today's information ©2000 International Reading Association (pp. 554-558)

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