I was alerted to this position (formal) this morning at a meeting. The posting closes in a couple of days.

I think it would be something cool (from this orignal post):

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Robert Gagne … in 1965 he published something called The Conditions of Learning. In it created a nine step process. This process has become known in the world of education as “Gagne’s Nine Events of Instruction”. They are:

• Gain the learner’s attention
• Inform learners of objectives
• Stimulate recall of prior learning
• Present the content
• Provide learning guidance
• Elicit performance (practice)
• Assess performance
• Enhance retention and transfer to the job.

I think there is certainly something to be said about running any enterprise that relies on the transmission of information that is usually aways seen as dry and dusty in a manner that is engaging. So if us teachers out there think that we have it tough – just take a moment to think about the librarians out there that are playing defense for us.

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