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Study on Enhancing the Information Literacy of University Teachers

LI Mia

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This paper discusses the present situation of university teachers’ information literacy from four aspects of teachers’ information consciousness,teachers’ information ability,teachers’ information ethics and teachers’ information literacy education system,and puts forward some measures for improving university teachers’ information literacy.

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This paper discusses the present situation of university teachers’ information literacy from four aspects of teachers’ information consciousness,teachers’ information ability,teachers’ information ethics and teachers’ information literacy education system,and puts forward some measures for improving university teachers’ information literacy.

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This paper discusses the present situation of university teachers’ information literacy from four aspects of teachers’ information consciousness,teachers’ information ability,teachers’ information ethics and teachers’ information literacy education system,and puts forward some measures for improving university teachers’ information literacy.

Key concepts: Information literacy, Consciousness, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Literacy, Sociology, Psychology, Neuroscience

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