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hair - tour of resource centre
1`n exchange fot the edi-
tOrs skiing.. •down the
Talisman slopes this last
week, the column this
week will be a stroll
., through ' the - Library
Resource Centre as it
emerges into its new role
as The Library , Without
Walls,and as the base . of.
the Resource Support .pro;
gram. •s
The first stop will be at
the bookshelves, where the
Library Club work to keep
books in order and.. Wel-
coming. The emphasis is
on Canadian literature,, and.
on' non-fiction books that
will provide an invitation
to explore further. ' There
'are also . , magazines 7.
designed to entice, young-
sters, to read, 'and ' to
respond ° to . interests' of art,
animals; sports, news, and .
teen .discussion,
The computer lab is
next, and here the walls
dissolve Students may be'.
,seen. visiting Internet:sites.
all over the world as they
• utilize the• search skills
they've learned to locate
research. • material:
'WordPerfect groups : are"
also underway with, the
assistance of resource-edu-
cations? . assistant • Jan
.Vanderhaar, and the ,help,
of volunteer Lynn Watson,.
.The reference area: `:is
always busy,' as students
research. topics, in up -to
date general;'. science, or
Canadian encyclopedias,
aitnanacs, and' in.: the local.
historical collection
Other corners of the
LRC, including the.- semi•
nar rooin: arid the, resource
tool--, are usually busy
with individuals or small
groups working : with edu
cational assistants Tanii
Berry and Susan •'Jewitt, or
with .the school-based
social worker, beanie
Jardine -Mackenzie.
Library volunteers are
busy as well, ` Pran:
McQuaid' is organizing the
vertical file. Mary Mole
assists with new books,
and Marie Webster digs in.
to any task that's needed. at
the' moment!
Library Resource
teacher. Sheila Clarke
works with students.
groups, and is responsible
for special education pro-
gram and • for library"
resource centre informa-
tion skills curriculum. •
Brookside is indeed
grateful to have the very
capable help of the educa-
tional: assistants and social
worker to work as part of
the ' LRC team .providing
service to students. There's
also .wonderful: help in
these areas 'from a host of
volunteers who work with
the STAR' program, in.
classes, and with high
needs students, throughout
the school: ' Four fornier.
students, Tanya ` Flodges°
Kim Snowden, Jenean
Todd, ' and Derek Turner;
are ' assisting in the LRC
program aswell this year.
As junior and , interme
diate `students move more
each year- , towards •a
resource-based learning
• model, they' are able ' to,
pursue assigned learning •
tasks at: their own. level,,
with the guidance of the'
library resource.. teacher
the classroom teachers,
and LRC staff. Through
careful teaching, they learn
not only to access informa-
tion, but also to evaluate it,
organze it,, and present it
to .others, often using new
technologies. They also
learn the importance of
copyright, the ethics of
plagiarism, and the need to
accurately cite sources, of
information. Through
introduction and mastery
of information literacy
skills, the°students of today
are becoming, the"indepen-
dent learners of tomorrow:
The° tour is complete,
but if readers would ,like
the ' real thing, contact
Brookside for a visit! The,
next time, the.editors have
a holiday, ,the guest editor
will take a look at our new'
opportunity at the Primary
" level, TIPP 2, our new
Huron County grant!
(Guest :editor: Sheila.
Clarke, Library' Resource
Teacher.)
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Lucknow Partin Progress .'97 edition! 25,000 circulation
covering Huron & Bruce counties curring March 19tliv
1997
Legion representatives presented certificates and
cheques to local students who placed in the zone
essays, poems and posters contest. Heather' Sande
(left) placed second for her black and white poster,
and James"Mann placed first with his essay. Making
thepresentations- were Ed Pyette, president of the
Lucknow Legion; June Pyette, C1 Deputy ?one_
Commander, and . Wayne Cranston, Lucknow s
youth education chairman. Absent Joni Miltenbiurg,
second in poems:
These children were judged junior winners in the
Lucknow Legion's public speaking contest last,
week. From the e . left: Tim Luchies,Lucknow
Christian - second Yo Yo's; Susan,Guay, .LCPS •
first 7 Mickey Mouse; Ashton Chamney, LCPS
third Brothers. Ed :'Pyette (left), preside* of..
Branch 309 and Wayne Cranston; youth education
chairman presented the'. students with their
medals.
Senior'. winners: In the Lucknow. Legion's pu[Ilic
speaking contest were, from the left,. Luke Vain
Osch St. Joseph's Good Samaritan; :Tess
Gibbings Brookside - first - Barbie; and Cody.
Alton Brookside second - Hair. Ed Pyette,
Branch 309 president and Wayne Cranston, youth
education chairman made the presentations.;
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