January 4, 2008, Newsletter Issue #47: Teaching With A Library Science Degree

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With a library sciences degree, you can teach others about the workings of the library, how you file, the special archives, any new additions or editions but this is not a teaching position. You will work with professors and educators of all levels and educations but you are not classified a teacher. After earning a degree in library sciences, you decide you want to teach, there are multiple programs to help you bridge over to an education degree. Check out Teachers Count (teacherscount.org) for more details.

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