We have a self-taught course called, 23 Things at TPL offered at work (it's a 10 week workshop). I finally decided to work on the assignments today, I still have alot of assignments for school awaiting for me...so I am most likely to fall behind again with this.
Here is the cool site (for anyone who wants to learn more about blogging): http://tpl23things.blogspot.com/
This is my work assignment blog, http://tpl-faye.blogspot.com/. I've learned alot of cool things :) I hope I can keep it up!
About Me
- 1311_FayeL
- A second year student at FIS(Library stream), with much enthusiasm to graduate :D In hopes of a great professional career with perhaps children and reading! (the best of both worlds :)
Reading around the World
just one of the children's display I've done..
1 comment:
I thought I'd try to answer the question in your profile: "What makes a "good" book to some and to others, not so good?"
My answer would be: perspective. In the past few years, I've tried rereading a Pippi Longstocking and a Dr. Dolittle book (I loved both of those series when I was growing up) but I just could not quite get into them as much as I used to. I think that is because I needed a lot more adventure in a book plot. On the other hand, having seen how much preschoolers need repetition, and having experienced how much fun repeating things in different vocal tones can be, I now find that I enjoy Robert Munsch books a lot!
I'd be interested in hearing your comments!
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