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READING DEPARTMENT E Love, M. Bryant. The Reading Lab involves skills for those beyond high school and for the average student who needs help in reading and comprehension. Equipment available in the lab includes the Craig Reading program, the Welsh Autotutor program, the shadoscope which is used for comprehension, speed reading and study purposes. There are also various types of literature for educational purposes and an an extensive library to introduce them to the workings of such. This lab is also used in the Adult Developmental Reading Courses. In the future it is hoped that the lab will be expanded to include many new facilities.
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LIBRARIANS I 1 l I ,f E 3 C. Moulton, K. Dingman The basic duty of our librarians is to make the library a quiet and efficient place for students to work. They catalog books, help students Hnd ref- erence materials, and urge everyone to use the newspaper, pamphlets, and magazines as well as all books available. Besides the literaiy materials there are art repro- ductions, recordings, and typewriters for students to use. The library is quickly becoming the most im- portant student function in Oxford Hills High School.
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TEACHER AIDES E. Love, M. Sessions. The teacher aides are a new addition to the school system. With the increased number of periods, there are more study halls provided for the students. Therefore, while the regular class subjects are be- ing taught by the teachers, there are study halls which require supervision by the teacher aides. The job of the teacher aides is to keep order in the study hall and make it as quiet and convenient for study as possible. They also take attendance, sign passes for students coming to and leaving the study hall, and sign admittance slips for those students who were absent the day before. This new addition has proved to be a new and important con- venience and an aid to the school system.
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