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Teacher Resource Library For Educators who do - or plan to - teach about Canada Teacher Resource Library Contact Betsy Arntzen (207) 581 - 4225 |
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Description and Purpose The Teacher Resource Library facilitates teachers, librarians, and other educators who teach about Canada, by providing a variety of resources and services. These are available to grades K-12 and university-level educators nation-wide. Educators who wish to integrate Canadian content into their curriculum, develop a Canadian studies unit, or augment and expand an existing one will find the Teacher Resource Library useful. |
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| Available Materials A) Teacher Level: a) Teaching Guides b) Reference Books c) Subject Vertical Files d) Lesson Plans/Units [Click here for Canadian lesson plans and units on-line] B) Student Level: a) Text Books (published in Canada) b) Reference Books c) Historical Fiction/Literature C) References: videos maps periodicals tourism materials advertising packaging stamps/coins sound recordings |
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Library Services The staff of the Teacher Resource Library is qualified to assist K-12 and post-secondary educators, and can be called upon to provide leads to additional sources of information and materials, or to help develop curriculum units and materials. |
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The Teacher Resource Library lends materials through the mail - We pay postage one way, and you pay the return postage. - All loans are due one month from date received. - Contact the Teacher Resource Library anytime by phone (207-581-4225) or by e-mail: barntzen@umit.maine.edu Click here for additional Terms & Conditions |
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Contact the Teacher Resource Library anytime by phone (207-581-4225) or by e-mail
Arrangements may be made for loans in the Summer |
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Last Updated: 27 June, 2005 |
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member of the Northeast National Resource Center on Canada with Center for the Study of Canada/Plattsburgh State University of New York |
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