The Importance of the Use of Libraries and the Need for a Reading Culture

Victoria O. Itsekor; Nwanne M. Nwokeoma

doi:10.18778/0860-7435.24.07

Autor

Victoria O. Itsekor Covenant University, Centre for Learning Resources
Nwanne M. Nwokeoma Covenant University, Centre for Learning Resources

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18778/0860-7435.24.07

Słowa kluczowe:

alfabetyzacja, kultura czytelnicza, biblioteki

Abstrakt

Biblioteki są bardzo ważne dla informacji, komunikacji i transformacji. Pomagają wpajać kulturę czytelniczą, tak istotną dla progresywnego rozwoju ludzkiego życia. Redukują ignorancję, a zatem wspierają alfabetyzację, wiedzę oraz nabywanie umiejętności. W celu przeprowadzenia analizy autorzy zastosowali metodologię wyszukiwania literatury. Poniższy artykuł pozwala uzyskać wgląd w kulturę czytelniczą różnych narodów oraz ilustruje rolę bibliotek w promowaniu czytelnictwa oraz środowiska efektywnego czytania w społeczeństwie. Autorzy mają również na celu poprawienie kultury czytelniczej różnych narodów poprzez zaprezentowanie swojego kraju jako studium przypadku. Artykuł wykazuje, że zakładanie klubów czytelniczych, ożywianie edukacji w szkole poprzez biblioteki elektroniczne, promocja czytania i książek w mediach są czynnikami mogącymi poprawić wskaźniki czytelnictwa.

Pobrania

Brak dostępnych danych do wyświetlenia.

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