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"Hi Ann, Beautiful picture, You look like real fairy with these little angels. They all look very cute. Somebody has correctly said that Children's are the flowers on this earth. They come to earth and spread the joy. I guess this must be during…"
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"Hi Ann, Thanks for your comment. I am supposed to look like Harry Potter, My colleagues called me Old Harry Potter[Hahahaha..] I will wait for your fairy picture..."
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"This is so COOL!!!We had similar pictures just last month for the Children's Book Week. :D"
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- At 1:48pm on August 19, 2010, Ann Grace B. Bansig said…
- Ngawang,
I was just busy with a lot of things that is why I forgot to log in. I wanted to share our activities in the school too. I will share them one at a time. With regards to conference, I still have to share this networks with other librarians. Besides, I don't work in International School setting, its a local but private school.
Cheers,
Ann
- At 2:04pm on August 17, 2010, Ann Grace B. Bansig said…
- Hello Ngawang, sorry it was so long before I was able to log in here. Hope to be more active in the next few weeks.
- At 12:12am on June 22, 2010,
Ingrid Skirrow said… - Hello Ngawang,
Thanks for your message. I will not be one of the trainers in Hongkong - it will be someone from the IB AP region - I am in the IBAEM region ( Africa, Europe and MiddleEast). I am sure you will be made very welcome though and that you will thoroughly enjoy the experience.
Best Wishes,
Ingrid
- At 2:45am on January 1, 2010,
S. L. Faisal said… - Dear Tenzin,
I am also attending the ICCL 2010 at New Delhi. Hope we will have a nice time there.
- At 5:06pm on October 13, 2009,
Kurian Arackal said… - Thank you Tenzin for the good wishes. Iam still on with barcoding.
- At 8:07pm on September 7, 2009, Ngawang Tenzin said…
- Hi again,
Thanks for your response and glad to know that you are very active and doing great job as librarian.
I thing Tina Ambani is the owner of your school. Anyways! Information Literacy is part of IBMYP programme(Approaches to learning). Mostly IGCSE school's never encourage to teach IL above all,for senior classes there is no library period in most of the schools. So how do you manage to take classes for teaching Information Literacy in the Higher Grades.Do you follow any IL scope and sequence? Keep going and you are doing great job. Keep in touch
Tenzin
- At 2:13pm on September 7, 2009,
Ranjit Nair said… - Hi Mr.Tenzin , Sorry for replin so late , I work for IB school in Ahmedabad the name of the school is Spring Field International School , It is having PYP and IGCSE both, It is a good experience to work in IB. Yes I take lectures for classes , I teach information Literacy for higher grade and do different activity with primary classes , I work with the teachers and their unit make according to the unit when their library classes are there i help them out by giving resources they want, For smaller children i do read aloud stories and make them see maximum visual things so that they take interest and enjoy.
thanks
Ranjit Nair
- At 3:01pm on August 28, 2009, Kurian Arackal said…
- Thank you Tenzin for that valuble information. The librarian at woodstock is a good friend of mine Mrs Sue Swanson, They were using Libsiys but now they have changed into some american software system since the company was not able to upgrade and backup service which is not upto the mark.We are now installing an integrated software system from the school Campus care by Entab infotech which has a library module.They have supplied the software in many leading schools in India and abroad.We are now trying out this software and seems to be quite ok.We are in the process of barcoding books and barcoded Id for students and staff.
- At 12:32pm on August 23, 2009, Kurian Arackal said…
- Hello Tenzin,
Nice to hear that you are now working in Ecole Mondiale World School(IB) Mumbai. I hope it must be a great school. As you have mentioned Iam here at Wynberg allen past 21 years.I will share your regards to Champa and Ruma sen who are still here.We are also now installing an integrated campus soft ware in the school and progressing with the bar coding and other works in the library.You can note my e mail id kurianarackal@hotmail.com
kindly send me your e mail id so that we can be in touch.With regards.
Kurian
- At 7:34pm on February 2, 2009,
Kamal Joshi said… - Hell Mr Nawang,
How are you, I hope you remember me. pls respond
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