INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JANUARY 22, 1991

 

 

Audio-Visual Acquisitions — New Videos - Spring 91

Culture and Education of Young
Children: discussion with Carol
Phillips:

Caral Phillips discusses how
early childhood programs show
respect for our cultural diversity
and enhance children’s learning.

Read to Me:

This video emphasizes the
benefits of parents and care givers
reading to.babies and young
children.

Read to Me Too:

This video is for parents and

care givers of children aged 5 to 8.

It shows the importance of reading
to children.

Ella Jenkins: learning can be
fun:

Using songs and gestures, Ella
Jenkins describes how to make a
friend and why friendship is so im-
portant.

Curriculum for Preschool and
Kindergarten: Discussion with
Lilian Katz:

This program describes ap-
propriate curriculum for four and
five-year-olds.

Still Killing us Softly:
advertising’s image of women:

Author Jean Kilbourne, ex-
plores the images of women, men
and children presented by modern
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Diabetic Emergencies:

Some topics included on this
video are: diabetic emergency
signs and symptoms; causes;
patients at risk; and differentiating
types of diabetics.

Treating the Enlarged Prostate:
This program explains the
symptoms of an enlarged prostate

and the preparation for surgery.

Surgical Treatment of Kidney
Stones:

This program explains extra-
corporeal shock wave lithography
(ESWL), along with other surgical
treatments for kidney stones.

Loving Yourself:

This three-part series follows
the Smith family as they struggle
with specific sexuality questions
important to youth.

Depression: Feeling Good
Again:

This program explores the
symptoms, causes and treatment
of depression.

 

Library Orientation - Spring 1991

All instructors are invited to bring their classes to the library for
library orientation. Booking forms have been distributed via the
departmental assistants, or bookings may be made by phone to Jacquie
Ticknor, Library Orientation Assistant, at local 5198.

The orientation session normally takes one hour, and consists of a
short introduction to the library by a librarian and the completion of a
self-paced assignment, the Library Lab, by the students. The assignments
are marked and returned to the instructor for return to the students.

It is appreciated if the instructor accompanies the students to the

Library.

If there are any questions or special requests, please contact Mary
Matthews or Jean Cockburn, Orientation Librarians, at local 5184. @

Coping with the Discomforts of
Pregnancy:

In this program the many
minor complaints encountered
during each trimester are
described, along with the causes,
and the relief available.

Born too Soon:

This video explores the
anxieties of parents of premature
babies and points out how the
hospital, family and friends can
provide valuable support.

Birth Defects:

This program looks at genetic
birth defects and reviews such risk
factors as family history, maternal
age, ethnic background and non-
inherited factors.

Antigone:

This is a unique adaptation of

the play by Sophocles.

Contemporary Theatre, Beckett:
Waiting for Godot:

This film presents Act II of
Beckett's classic statement on
man’s ability to survive.

How to Shoot Videos Like a Pro:

This video, shot with a camcor-
der, demonstrates specific techni-
ques for taping everything from
birthdays to weddings, to sporting
events.

The Glasgow Coma Scale:

This program demonstrates
the techniques and procedures for
administering the Glasgow coma
scale.

Dancing Around the Table: part
two: the issue of native self-
government:

This video provides insight
into the many obstacles which na-
tive people face in their fight for
self-government.

Bad Times:

This program looks at
Canada’s threatened Atlantic fish-
ing industry.

Timeless Village:

This video captures a present
day village in India, where people
still practice the Vedic rural life.