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The document discusses the key terms vision, mission, goals and objectives as they relate to developing a plan for a school library media center. It provides definitions and examples of each term: - A vision describes the desired future state of an organization - A mission explains the overall purpose and strategy of an organization - Goals are broad targets an organization aims to achieve - Objectives are specific and measurable steps to accomplish goals The document emphasizes that developing a clear vision, mission, goals and objectives is important for strategic planning and ensuring a school library media center is effective.
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