Shelley Spencer, B.Ed.
CRC Library Technician
Curriculum Resource Centre
OFFICE HOURS
DUE TO CURRENT RESTRICTIONS
the Curriculum Resource Centre can
be accessed by appointment only:
TUES-THURS: 9:00 – 3:00*
*Exceptions will be considered if they
can be accommodated.
Please Email to request an appointment .
The CRC Office is located in the
Curriculum Resource Centre
on the upper level of the
Norma Marion Alloway Library
WELCOME TO THE CURRICULUM RESOURCE CENTRE!
The Curriculum Resource Centre is currently available by appointment only.
Curriculum Resources may be requested online and picked up at the library entrance.
Please see: http://libguides.twu.ca/COVID19 for updated information.
The Curriculum Resource Centre provides a variety of resources for K-12 teachers and students, for use in curriculum planning and teaching.
Shelley Spencer, the CRC Library Technician, is available for assistance with Curriculum resources. Please set up an appointment via email.
This section of the guide also contains extensive links to education-related materials published by ministries of education and other education-related organizations
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Curriculum LT Collection - See LT Classification Schedule below
The Harro Van Brummelen Curriculum Resource Centre provides a variety of resources for curriculum planning, research and teaching. Located on the upper level of the Norma Marion Alloway Library & Learning Commons, it is equipped with tables for individual and group study and a study room for quiet group study. The CRC is normally open during regular library hours, except during reserved class times and orientations.
The Harro Van Brummelen Curriculum Resource Centre is named in honour of the founding Dean of the School of Education, Harro Van Brummelen, Ed.D.
"Because of his heart for TWU’s education students, Van Brummelen not only made a point of seeing what education curriculum resources were available in the library, he also added what was needed. The resource centre has been used not only by TWU students, but also by local educators." TWU News Archives