| THE MAD HATTER

A Douglas College Newsletter
i; published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-montly in
i the summer semester
by

Douglas College Technical

and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

READING DEVELOPMENT
AND STUDY SKILLS |

Students are reminded that these
seven-week courses are offered on five
campuses. Registration is still open for
courses starting the week of October 23.
Both courses offer two hours a week of
classroom presentation and discussion, and
one hour a week of lab work.

 

 

| Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

 

 

Institute of Environmental Studies

The following publications are available from
the Institute, A-6, Surrey Campus (tel1.588-4411
local 284)

The Reading Development course focuses
on speed and accuracy. It is not intended
to be remedial. Instead, the emphasis is
on the variety of skills required to cope
with college -level reading. As well,
certain myths about "speed reading" are
discussed and students are given a
better idea of what they can expect of
themselves.

_ Federation of B.C. Naturalists - Newsletter
_. Sept. 78

Checklist of B.C. Birds (Provincial Museum)

 

The Urban Waterfront (Ministry of Urban Affairs)

The Study Skills course is a how-to
approach to those skills which are acquired
often only by trial and error after many
years at college. The focus is on methods
of studying, time utilization, listening,
notetaking, concentration, and memory.
well, considerable emphasis is placed on
how to take exams and how to prepare
research papers.

Salmonid-Incubation Boxes (Fisheries & Environe }
ment) x
Papers given at the Canadian Council of Resource}
and Environment Ministers Shore Management X
Symposium Oct. 4th - 5th, 1978, Victoria

Fish Habitat Management in Shore Zones by
Canadian Fisheries Management Agencies

Managing Uncertainty on the Shore by David A.

Bella and Philip A. Meyer Reading Development Study Skills

(SD 100) (SD 110)

Coastal Problems in Canada: A Case Study
Approach by G.E. Beanlands Coquitlam Mon. 0900-1000

Thu. 0900-1000
Co-ordinating Canada's Shore Management

Agencies by Mark Sproule-—Jones.

 

Langley Thu. 1900-2200

 

Alternative Approaches to Shoreline Management:
the Possibilities of a Commission Structure
_ by Paul A. Pross

New West Tue. 0800-1000 Tue. 1900-2200
Tue. 1400-1600 Thu. 1400-1600

Thu. 1900-2200
The Biological Component of Shore Systems by

A.A. MacKay

 

Richmond Tue. 1400-1600
Tue. 1900-2200

 

Surrey Tue. 1900-2200 Wed. 1000-1200
Thu. 1400-1600

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, 1978-79

 

Please correct listing in directory for:

McFADYEN, Silvia 228 NW 102A

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Early Childhood Education