A Tour in PNU's Library

Me being serious...

The front facet of the library. I felt like being a kid again in this place.

The front door. We had a hard time taking this photo because library personnel kept popping in and out.

Notice that play things and books are included in the shelves as part of the library's instructional materials

The book we had arduously transcribed

Drawings of Rizal as a child being taught by her mother on the library walls

I have a feeling this is the "Storytelling Corner"

My ever helpful mom transcribing "Mamayog Aken" in a yellow pad

Last Tuesday, I went to PNU CTL (Philippine Normal University Center for Teaching and Learning) to see if we could be accomodated for our pilot testing in our Assessment and Evaluation subject. Being asked to wait for several hours, I decided to look if there were any books for children's literature in the said school. Luckily, there had been a Children's Literature Section in the library, and with the help of my mother, who had accompanied me in the said journey, we began the long and hard transcription of Mindanao children's folk songs to while away the time.

Although taking pictures were prohibited, I was able to "smuggle" these footages. Hopefully I wouldn't get reprimanded (That is of course if no one tells them what I did).