3. Instruction in use of books.

In the school library far better than by sending classes out to the

public library definite and systematic instruction can be given by

librarian on the uses of books. A regular schedule for this work is

prepared by principal or head of English department and lessons,

lectures, quizzes and problems are given by teacher or librarian as a

part of the school work. By working in this close touch with teachers,

problems will relate directly to their every day class work.

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