2).

PURPOSE:

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE

Presents:
The  Roofless Classroom
A MINI WORKSHOP

ON FIELD TECHNIQUES

Teachers interested in initiating field work in class time
will find this One-day workshop an Opportunity to become
familiar with some of the field-work techniques in use.
Questions will be discussed such as, "What can I do in one
hour of class?"; "What aan i do without transportation?";
"How can I use'my local environment?"; and “What can I bring

into class?"

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES:

 

Participants will be able to:

COST:

 

TIME:

 

Fducation,

 

a) Identify existing community resources which can provide
information useful to field work--e.g. maps, statistics,
town plans, pamphlets, etc;

b) Visualize potential field-work locations in their immediate

nelyiborhcaod:

c) Design a variety c* field-work exercises appropriate to his
Or her teaching situation;
d) Assess and evaluate a wide Variety of ways by which students
may present their tield-work findings.
WHO MAY ENROL: Elementary school teachers interested in initiating field

work in their class.

$8 for each person; LOCATION: DOUGLAS COLLEGE

a - New Westminster Campus
9a.m.-12 noon; 8th St. & McBride Blvd.
1-4p.m. Four-Room Complex, N 308 A&B

sat., Nov. 17, 1972

For Further In°ormation, Contact the Office of the Director of Continuing

Douglas College, %88-4411.