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NOTEBOOK â€" 4MB, 120MB HD, VGA MONO, 4 LBS The awards are intended to honor Canada‘s best teachers and are given to elementary and secondary teachers who have had a major proven impact on student performance and interest in This is the first year for the Prime Minister‘s Awards. The program was launched in January 1993 to honor the contribution of outstanding educators in preparing young people for the challenges ahead. Campbellville; and Jan Murdoch at Eastview Public School in Oakville, are winners in the local category. WE CARRY: THE MICROSOFT J. MOUSE AND THE MICROSOFT COMPATIBLE MOUSE OR LEASE AT $67.00/MONTH ~ science, technology, and mathematics. Awards are given at three levels: local,provincial and national. In 1993, out of almost 500 nominations â€" 15 national awards, 35 provincial awards, and 141 local awards were given. Award recipients receive a Certificate of Excellence and congratulatory letter from the Prime Minister. National winners receive a cash award of $7,000, provincial winners receive $3,000, and local winners $1,000. One third is given to the school while two thirds of the cash Bob Loree, former head of Pure and Applied Sciences at Oakville Trafalgar High School, is now a Cooperative Education Resource Teacher working with students from both Halton school systems. Loree founded the Science Can Foundation award is given to the educator for proâ€" fessional development, resource mateâ€" rials, teaching aids, or other tools, to help outstanding teachers continue to make a difference to their schools and communities. Joanne Harris, Elizabeth McLeod and Robert Moulder are teachers at Brookville Public School in Campbellville. The team developed the Crane unit of study which inteâ€" grates mathematics, science, design, and technology concepts. Grade 8 stuâ€" dents apply these concepts to solve realistic, practical problems. As a result of the program, students develâ€" oped positive attitudes toward matheâ€" matics, science, design, and technoloâ€" National winners will be honored at a ceremony scheduled in Ottawa early in the New Year. The achieveâ€" ments of all winners will be recogâ€" nized in a publication of "Best Practices" designed to share winning ideas and teaching methods with eduâ€" cators from coast to coast. Keith Clark is the head of science at Aldershot High School in Burlington. As part of a pilot study, led teachers at the school in developâ€" ing the destreamed science curriculum. His wor‘ includes extensive consultaâ€" tion with elementary school colâ€" leagues, packaging of science units, innovative teaching methods, and unique assessment and evaluation strategies. Jan Murdoch is the viceâ€"principal of Eastview Public School in Oakville. . She has developed several projects to â€" enhance educational opportunities for her students. One such project â€" It‘s a Grand Life â€" aims to increase student® awareness of the positive impact science and technology on society. Paul Tamblyn is currently acting viceâ€"principal at Acton District High School. He has been at the school all of the 21 years he has been with the Halton Board of Education, mostâ€" recently as head of science. Tamblyn has become wellâ€"respected for his development of independent research projects. He makes extensive use of local scientific mentors and has involved nearby universities and research centres in developing and evaluating student projects. Many of his students‘ projects have won awards at local and regional science fairs. When he first came to the school, Tamblyn also developed the Total Immersion Program in Outdoor Education. He used the outdoors to study environmental and life probâ€" lems, thereby, linking science and technology to the social sciences and humanities. Adds the Committee, "‘Tamblyn is truly a Renaissance man." LOCAL AWARDS Inc., a nonâ€"profit organization which emphasizes nonâ€"competitive science awards. He has been a longâ€"time advoâ€" cate for science and tries to find new ways of encouraging an interest in sciâ€" ence by making it relevant to the lives of his students. Loree has been the recipient of a number of awards recogâ€" nizing his extraordinary science efforts including the 1990 Marshall McLuhan Distinguished Teacher Award and the 1990 Hilroy Fellowship Award. The Awards Committee commended his efforts noting that he "has left no stone unturned in the pursuit of his goal of a scientifically literate society which can compete globally". 141 Bronte Rd. 827â€"2546 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th Advent I!I THE EPIPHANY 8:30 + 10:30 a.m. â€" HOLY EUCHARIST 7:15 p.m. â€" WINE LESSON CAROL SERVICE