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Charlottetown — Three Prince Edward Island teachers were hon- oured in the 1989-90 Canada pro- gram of the Marshall McLuhan Distinguished Teacher Awards.

They are Len Sirois, a guid- ance councillor at Birchwood Ju- nior High School in Charlotte- town, and the team of Nancy Fitzgerald and Pauline Coady of Bluefield Senior High School.

The awards, designed to re- ward and encourage excellence in the classroom, were presented by Minister of Education Paul Con- nolly at a reception March 30th, where Len Sirois was also identi- fied as the province’s 1990 winner of a national McLuhan award.

The provincial awards. in- cluded $2500 in cash and a Mar- shall McLuhan Medal. The team of Fitzgerald and Coady will split the cash award and each will re- ceive a medal. Len Sirois, the na- tional winner, along with those from the other nine provinces and two territories, will receive an ad- ditional $2500 at a Canada Pro-

gram ceremony in Toronto April 26th.

“On behalf of the Govern- ment of Prince Edward Island, I congratulate the winners for the achievements which have earned them recognition as examples of outstanding leadership and cre- ativity within our school system,” Minister of Education Paul Con- nolly said in announcing the win- ners for the Marshall McLuhan Centre on Global Communica- tions.

“It is gratifying to see teacher excellence at the elementary and secondary school levels receive this kind of recognition.”

The MacLuhan awards, a pre- sentation of the McLuhan Centre, are administered with assistance from the provincial and territo- rial ministries of education. They are largely funded by corporate sponsors, with additional sup- port from the federal government through a Canadian Studies Di- rectorate grant from the Depart-

ment of Secretary of State. For the 1989-90 Canada program, Telecom Canada, which provides the country’s national telecom- munications network, is the pre- mier sponsor. other sponsors in- clude Air Canada, Global Televi- sion, TransCanada pipelines, Xe- rox Canada, Southam, Volkswa- gen Canada, K-Mart Canada, Dofasco and IBM Canada.

The McLuhan Centre was founded by Mary Mcluhan as a non-profit educational centre dedicated to honoring the mem- ory and furthuring the work of her father, the eminent Cana- dian scholar and futurist, Mar- shall McLuhan, who coined the

phrase “the medium is the mes- sage.”

_ Len Sirois was recognized for his leadership in the develop- ment of an innovative program entitled “Crime Buster”. It is suitable for use in late elemen- tary grades. The program in- cludes a workbook designed to

Professional Development Courses

Psychology

111 Creative Suffering

121 Overcoming Peace of Mind

131 You and your Birthmark

141 Guilt Without Sex

151 The Primal Shrug

161 Ego Gratification through Violence

171 Molding Your Child’s Behavior through Guilt

and Fear

181 Dealing with Post—Realization Depression

191 How to Overcome Self—Doubt through Pretense

and Ostentation

Business

111 “I made $100 in Real Estate”

121 Money Can make You Rich

131 Packaging and Selling Your Child

141 Career Opportunities in El Salvador

151 How to Profit from Your Own Body

161 The Underachiever’s Guide to Very Small

Business Opportunities 171 Tax Shelters for the Indigent

181 Looter’s Guide to America’s Cities

181 How to Convert Your Room into a Garage 191 Burglarproof Your Home with Concrete

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raise consciousness regarding the financial and social impacts of crime. The workbook discusses the importance of laws, the so- cial and personal consequences of vandalism and shop-lifting, the Young offenders Act and proce- dures in youth court, and the true experiences of incarceration. Sirois developed both an exten- sive student workbook and a use- ful teacher’s guide.

Nancy Fitzgerald and Pauline Coady, both teachers of home economics and family life in Grades 10 and 12, developed and entire grade 10 family Life pro- gram, covering such major sub- ject areas as personality develop- ment, self-esteem, relationships, communication, decision-making and human sexuality. It has re- ceived tremendous support from students and parents. Their pro- gram has become the prototype for the Family Life program in grade 10 being developed by the Department of Education.

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211 How to Convert a Wheelchair into a Dune Buggy

Sociology

201 Tapdance Your Way to Social Ridicule

231 Optional Body Functions

Personal Development

- 101 Self-Actualization through Macrame 121 Needlecraft for Junkies

301 How to Draw Genitalia 331 Cuticle Grafts

341 Gifts for the Senile

261 Cultivating Viruses in Your Refrigerator

441 The Repair and Maintenance of your Virginity

Biology 221 Bonsai Your Pet 281 Sinus Drainage at Home 351 Basic Kitchen Taxidermy Philosophy 101 Suicide and Your Healtk

121 Biofeedback and How to Stop It 251 Understanding Nudity

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401 Christianity and the Art of RV Maintenance

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