Minor Disturbances

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Grade Level: General-Adult
Subjects: Specific Career Information
Produced By: Alberta Advanced Education
Year: 2002
Country: Canada
Language: English
Running Time: 22m
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Often the most aggravating problems for library staff to deal with are the small things - cell phones, misbehaving children, eating. This episode identifies the best methods of handling disturbances such as these.

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