Laminating for Teachers

[Sharon Ann McLarney <sg955bfc@DUNX1.OCS.DREXEL.EDU>]

This is in reference to the person who was laminating things for the
teachers in her building.
 I'm only in library school right now, but I know that that will NOT be
part of any job description in any district.  For anybody having this
problem, I know myself that it is hard to say no to people.  And we also
don't want to make enemies.  A solution might be to send around a flier to
the teachers about a workshop you're having next week about how tolaminate
since it has come apparen to you that some lack the knowledge.  Having this
lesson will probably make them get the hint pretty darn quick.  For any
teachers who miss the meeting (accidentally or on purpose), when they come
in, say, "Oh, you must have missed the meeting.  Let me show you how to do
it real quick."  Also post reminder instructions near the machine so noone
can weasle out of it.  It's  a diplomatic way to go about the situation,
and no one will like you any less because of it.

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Sharon Ann McLarney
School Media Specialist in Training (who, by the way, needs a job!)
sg955bfc@post.drexel.edu

The greatest resource any country can have is its children.
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