This document discusses reframing library instruction through conceptual advocacy, reflexive insight, and focusing on the learner experience. It touches on several conceptual frameworks for library instruction including critical pedagogy, instructional design, and curriculum mapping. Specific strategies are proposed such as instructor portfolios, concept mapping, and community visualization to structure the learner experience. The overall goal discussed is to advocate for libraries and reframe instruction through conceptual frameworks, self-reflection on practices, and attention to learner outcomes.
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