THE IMPORTANCE AND HISTORICAL ORIGINS OF SCHOOL LIBRARIES
Keywords:
innovative technologies, school libraries, television, library history, source of knowledge, reading culture, educational processAbstract
This article discusses the significance of school libraries, which play a crucial role in shaping students' knowledge and reading culture. It explores the development of school libraries from ancient times to the present day. School libraries are considered not only as sources that support the educational process, but also as institutions that foster students’ independent thinking, information-seeking, and analytical skills.
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