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A Fall Symposium

On
Learning Disabilities

This symposium will provide an
overview of learning disabilities
(pre-school - adults) for concerned
individuals, and para/professionals.

Topics will include: recognizing
learning disabilities, causes of
learning disabilities, special

needs of learning disabled people,
the role of the clinical diagnos-
tician, formal and informal assess-
ment and services available.
Special attention will be paid to
seeking practitioners for clinical
assistance. The symposium will
emphasize the educational implica-
tions for coping, learning, and
curriculum planning.

Location: Douglas College

Date: Friday, Oct. 26, 1984
Time: 0900 - 1600 hours

(1 session)
Fee: $20.00

(includes light lunch)
Instructor: Sheridan Ladbrook
Pre-registration is required

Contact: Community Programs &

Services: 520-5472

Software Demonstration

Mr. John Kirham of Educational
Software, Calgary will be at the
College from 1100 - 1200 hours on
Monday, October 22 to demonstrate

a software package called Course-
writer. This package is designed

to run on an 1.B.M. personal
computer and can be used for prepar-
ing courses for Computer Assisted
Instruction.

If you are interested in attending
please call Anna Raffle, (local
4901). Location of the demonstra-
tion will be determined after we
know the number of people who plan
to attend.

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Athletics & Intramural

Old-Timer Hockey
for

Staff and Faculty

Thursday mornings at Queen's Park
Arena, 0615 - 0715 a.m. has been
reserved for Staff and Faculty to
play hockey.

No slap shots!!

No body check!!

It's the last week to sign up with
name, local and $25.00 to Marlene

Howie before the ice time goes to
the students!