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Locating Learning Development in a University Library: Promoting Effective Academic Help Seeking

Mary Pillai Centre for Learning and Study Support, Department of Library Services, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK
Pages 121-144 | Published online: 20 Oct 2010

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Simon C. Gamble, Tim Worth, Pip Gilroy & Sarah Newbold. (2020) Students as Co-authors of an Academic Development Service: A Case Study of the Study Skills Service at the University of Bristol. New Review of Academic Librarianship 26:2-4, pages 275-290.
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Steve Black & James D. Allen. (2019) Part 8: Academic Help Seeking. The Reference Librarian 60:1, pages 62-76.
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Anne Gleeson, Greg Fisher, Saib Dianati & Nicholas Smale. (2019) First-year undergraduate business students’ choice of different sources of learning support for assumed math skills. Cogent Education 6:1.
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Ryan McGeough & C. Kyle Rudick. (2018) “It was at the library; therefore it must be credible”: Mapping patterns of undergraduate heuristic decision-making. Communication Education 67:2, pages 165-184.
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Steve Black. (2016) Psychosocial Reasons Why Patrons Avoid Seeking Help from Librarians: A Literature Review. The Reference Librarian 57:1, pages 35-56.
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Megan L. Hodge. (2022) First-generation students and the first-year transition: State of the literature and implications for library researchers. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 48:4, pages 102554.
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Beverly Sande. 2022. Advising Preservice Teachers Through Narratives From Students With Disabilities. Advising Preservice Teachers Through Narratives From Students With Disabilities 188 207 .
Jeonghyun Kim. (2021) Determining research data services maturity: The role of library leadership and stakeholder involvement. Library & Information Science Research 43:2, pages 101092.
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Christina Riehman-Murphy & Jennifer Hunter. (2019) Affirming the research party reference model. Reference Services Review 47:1, pages 48-59.
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Jeremy Atkinson. 2018. Collaboration and the Academic Library. Collaboration and the Academic Library 11 33 .
Judy Reading. (2016) Providing Enhanced Information Skills Support to Students From Disadvantaged Backgrounds: Western Sydney University Library Outreach Program. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 42:6, pages 694-704.
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Molly Beisler & Ann Medaille. (2016) How Do Students Get Help with Research Assignments? Using Drawings to Understand Students' Help Seeking Behavior. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 42:4, pages 390-400.
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Lizah Ismail. (2013) Closing the Gap. Reference & User Services Quarterly 53:2, pages 164-173.
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