Teaching Library Skills
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Kristina Said:
if i want to learn basic english skills(full stops,paragraphing,commas etc) what type of english would that be?We Answered:
English language and grammar. XxMaria Said:
I have just been giving the job of organizing my Church's library. I am really looking forward to this task.We Answered:
I say devide into catagories. Make smaller groups of objects, then put them in ABC order... and lable everything!Joann Said:
How good is it to volunteer in a lib?We Answered:
i volunteer at my library and at the end of the year they give us a paper with a letter of recomendation and all the hours completed. and if i couldnt make it that day i just called and told them. they were very understanding. and when ur times up you leave.Francisco Said:
I'm trying to find out the name of a video series I saw in elementary school during "library time".We Answered:
Hi, I just spent half an hour searching in the WorldCat library database but didn't have any luck. There's a good possibility that your school still has this set of videos, or that the media specialist could still be teaching there. I'd contact the school unless someone happens to come up with the name of the series. If you find out, please post it here, because I'd be interested to see what it is!Daisy Said:
Is some sort of certification required to teach parenting topics to parents?We Answered:
It would depend on the state you live in, but generally no - as long as you don't portray yourself as "certified" or some other approved thing. I mean, people teach computers and sewing and lots of other things.And frankly, if you need to be certified to teach parenting, I think we should require such classes and only allow certified parents to have kids.