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Standards for Library Media Centers in Schools for the Deaf: An Updated Perspective

Seven major national standards for school libraries or school media centers have been developed since 1920. The most important and successful of these standards, for a variety of reasons, was the 1960 Standards for School Library Programs issued by the American Library Association (ALA). In 1967, the Convention of American Instructors for the Deaf published Standards for Library-Media Centers in Schools for the Deaf: A Handbook for the Development of Library-Media Programs, which paralleled the development of the 1960 standards in method and scope