Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
IASL 2013: Librarians & Friends of the Library From All Over
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| Ayse Yuksel-Durukan from Turkey who shall tell me a story about trees. |
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| Pilar Francisco form Qatar Academy, an IB World School. Beside her is Waldet Cueto of Rizal Library. |
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| Dr. Rachmawaty reads School Librarian in Action |
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| With Inez, who looks so young! |
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| With Mrs. Raina Singh, First Lady of IASL |
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| Mutsumi from Kyoto, Japan who teaches cultural studies. |
IASL 2013 Day 1: Opening Ceremony
I have attended one workshop and two paper/research presentations already in the IASL 2013 Annual Conference but the opening ceremony was only done after lunch today. The program consisted of speeches from the Indonesian Minister of Education, Mohammad Nuh; the director of the National Library of Indonesia Dir. Sri Sularshi; and beloved IASL President, Dr. Diljit Singh.
Keynote speech for the plenary session was given by newly elected president of IFLA, Sinikka Sipila. There were two things I got from her keynote address: the IFLA Trend Report and the three areas of focus that her leadership will address as far as school libraries are concerned. These are access, inclusion, and capacity building.
Like in any opening program, there were dances and music. Guests and participants were treated to an exotic and unique welcome of Balinese dancing. The dancers were high school seniors in Denpasar School number 3. The young men who played the music were high school seniors too. Even the hosts of the program were both seniors. I enjoyed listening to the Indonesian national anthem because of its pleasant melody but also because, it was sung by young people. How apt! Their presence amplified one of the many raison de'etre of school librarians!
You're doing something right, Indonesia! Bravo!
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| Holding a miniature Philippine flag. Ma'am Lou David was our flag bearer. |
Like in any opening program, there were dances and music. Guests and participants were treated to an exotic and unique welcome of Balinese dancing. The dancers were high school seniors in Denpasar School number 3. The young men who played the music were high school seniors too. Even the hosts of the program were both seniors. I enjoyed listening to the Indonesian national anthem because of its pleasant melody but also because, it was sung by young people. How apt! Their presence amplified one of the many raison de'etre of school librarians!
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| With the two young Balinese host. They did a fantastic job! |
You're doing something right, Indonesia! Bravo!
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Call for Papers: 42nd IASL Annual Conference*
CALL FOR PAPERS
International Association of School Librarianship
42nd Annual International Conference
incorporating the
17th International Forum on Research in School Librarianship
August 26 – 30, 2013
Bali, Indonesia
Proposals are invited for presentations at the 42nd
Annual International Conference of the
International Association of School Librarianship (IASL),
incorporating the 17th International Forum on
Research in School Librarianship, to be held in Bali,
Indonesia on August 26 – 30, 2013.
THEME
The theme for the conference is Enhancing Students’ Life Skills through the School Library.
The role of the school library in education has
long been accepted, and there is much evidence
that the school library plays an important role in student
achievement. However, less explored is the role of the
school library in developing students in a holistic
and integrated manner to become responsible
members of society. The term life skills
has been defined by WHO and UNICEF (2003) as ‘abilities for
adaptive and positive behavior that enable individuals to
deal effectively with the demands and challenges
of everyday life’. The sub-themes reflect the categories
of life skills as laid down in the UNICEF (2003) definition
including Cognitive Skills, Personal Skills, and Inter-personal Skills.
SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS
Proposals may be submitted online via http://iasl2013.org/call-for- papers-submit-proposal/ or as an attachment to callforpapers@atpusi.or.id using the Proposal Form available at http://iasl2013.org/wp- content/uploads/2012/12/IASL- 2013-Call-for-Papers-Proposal- Form.doc Please go to http://iasl2013.org/call-for- papers-information/ for more information.
All proposals must be received by February 15, 2013. The Organizers reserve the right to reject proposals received after the closing date.
*Lifted from the IASL website.
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