Under the new environment and changes in the functions of primary and secondary education the direction of the library.docVIP

Under the new environment and changes in the functions of primary and secondary education the direction of the library Abstract libraries in schools not only shoulder the work of education and teaching in schools to collect and preserve books, publications of the job, but to write papers to guide students to make use of books and information on extracurricular reading, promoting students Dezhi Ti-round development of students to conduct a comprehensive educational outreach . With the quality of education and curriculum reform, development, and library - in this rich collection of resources and personalized loan, independent study of the places, the latent potential for educating people will be further excavated into educational reform in the development of an urgent in the garden. In this paper, the analysis of the functions of the library education, to explore the new situation, changes in the functions of the library education issues. Keywords: functional changes in the direction of library education The process of development in human society, both material progress and spiritual civilization, progress, with the book has a very close relationship. While vigorously promoting “quality education” and “lifelong education” Today, the library as a “community college”, “school without walls” in the education community as a whole occupy an important position. However, the April 23, 2006, is the first 10 World Book Copyright Day, it is customary to this day is called the World Book Day, also on this day, a domestic research institute published a “China national readership survey” a result, the results showed that people’s reading rate in China in 1999 was 60.4% to 42.2% in 2005. In an “anxiety,” “torture”, “beasts” and “reading crisis” sort of scary words around us, we also see the “our national readership survey” results in another figure, the national reading rate from the Internet in 1999 rose 3.7% to 27.8% in 2005, six-year average annual growth rate