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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 9, 1981
o schools offer en'Ough lob trainin
co-op.eratiOn of their Minist-
ries and their business and
industry. devise co-operative
training routes. such as
Linkage, that will increase
eppornmities for students to
begin apprenticeship earlier
in life and complete a large
part of the program during
their secondary school years.
The Linkage pregrare was
introduced two year,sage Go
'encoorage more students td
enAerapprenikePhiP•erreiber
training:PO*4ms. kenahles
students .attending 'high
"school tornouotsotne to‘irsas.
• both tOroirciS s school diplot
Its. and toward fralgiatiOtt
la any of nine specified
skilled trades.
Work Experience is an-
other option used by schools
. to give students a taste of the
working world. It generally
consists of a student spend-
ing up to four weeks on ir job
related to his or her school
training, for example, in a
hair-dressing salon or an
automobile repair shop. •
At present. abOut 14 per
'cent of-Ontario students who
enter Grade 9 •ptoceed
through secondary school to
Ontario universities. Almost
as many enter the colleges of
BY MIVEIMULMPP
Recent surveys. in Ontario
indicate that the task, of jab
training and career preparat-
ion ranks very high in
priority, Many people feel
that the schools are not
soccessfulenouga in helping
students develop the skills
and attitudes which will lead
to satisfaction; end .producti-
vity tip world of work,
• The :Project has, MAP-
totudOtt.
Sc "
r •
, r:r1hh# r School boater be
• establish
ceiiarea Which wong ensure"
tf* ParligitatiO4 ern1010Y-
ersr . and labour • representat-
ives' in the development of
work-oriented programs. •
Si. That the in-school cOM-
ponent of Co-operative
Education progrants be not
less than one-quarter of a
course or set of courses.
58. That student participat-
ion in Co-operative Educat-
ion be encouraged by provid-
ing funds to help school
boards acquire resource per-
sons to, serve as placement
officer in arranging pro-
grams with employers.
59. That the Ministries -of
Education and of Colleges
and Universities with the
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
A superintendent of busi-
ness and finance has been
nettled by the Perth County
Board of Education to replace
Leigh Anderson...
RolandR. Swanson has
been hired by the Board
applied arts and technology.
either from Grade 12 or
Grade 13 or university.
In 1975, The Secondary
Post-Secondary interface -
Study was undertaken in
response to a number of
concerns. The results of the
study were not so conclusive
as to produce simple an-
swari- ii9wever, two quotat-
ions from the Summary
Report 0977) might serve to
represent the findings:. -
.probably the most suit-
ing change in education in,
Ontario over the paSt 25
years has been the dramatic
, aSe in the nninber and
proportion of youog people
availing themselves of the
right to education in the
senior - years of secondary'
school and in post-secondary
institutions."
"There is strong evidence
that the group of students
passing through the interface
between secondary and post-
secondary studies is as well-
educated and as well=prepar-
ed in basic skills as were
similar groups in Ontario in
the past, and as are compar-
ble groups of students in
other countries."
In spite of these findings.
its inception in 1969. .
Before going to the Bruce
County Board of Education.
Mr. Swanson was employed
at the Victoria and Grey Trust
Company in Toronto for 10
years.
While in Stratford, M.
Swanson was an elected
member, of the Stratford
Board of Education from 1959
to 1963 serving as chairman
for one year. Also in Stratford
he- was in the retail jewelry
business.
Mr. Swanson was active in
community affairs while here
serving on the boards'of 'the
Chamber of Commerce.
United Appeal, Children's
Aid Society; YMCA, to name
a few. He has also been active
in Bruce County.
Presently living in Han-
over. Mr. Swanson and his
wife,Mary, will be moving to
Stratford. The couple have
five children, with only the
youngest._ Steve, 17 at home.
The couple were also active
in St. John's United Church
while living in Stratford.
Mr. Anderson will-be leav-
ing the Perth County Board of
Education on Sept. 7. He has
taken a position • with the
Board of Education in Surrey,
B.C.
Director of Education Ken
Self has been appointed a pro
tern treasurer until Mr. Swan-
son takes over his position.
Mr. Swanson is an honors
graduate with a Bachelor of
Commerce degree from 'the
University of Toronto.
many universities require
entrants to take literacy tests
and some are in the process
of revising admission re-
quirements to include addit-
ional.factors. such as Honour
Pradttation credits •• in a
second tannage. or an in-
.ercarse in the total number of
credits.
As a' means to improving
the ielatienship between: Se-
condary education and paler:
secondary; institutions, it is
recommended: or. That the Ministries of
Education and Colleges and
Universities help bring to-
gether representatives on
both regional and provincial
bases, from the secondary
and post-sercondary levels of
education, to clarify the roles
of secondary schools and
curriculum guidelines at the that all school boards under-
variouslevels of difficulty in 89 a co-operative review
English, Francais, &lathe, process which would include
maties. History, Geography, a review of student evaluat-
the Sciences and French as a ion methods being used and
post secondary institutions second language, for Grades sample-surveys of student
with respect to program, and 7 to 12. , performance. at least once
the admission criteria' of the 65. That the Ministry intro- every ten years.
post-secondary institutions. duce legislation requiring 66. That when the OAIP test
.Over the past decade,
there has bee.n growing
public coecern about stand- onservo 4_on -comp ,:-.t. arils ot Stimitnt achievement. •r-r-
th* cortunntion. the Pro • Camp SyMtu.COlts,Cril'Ooh AuSSIble43001( CenW9itt-
• jeet bats to ended: " 'School* :the realdentiat.e*Mrt. ;inn: Aithpiityr in.
6,3. ,That;; ther$4:04tor4 contin., • *RIO 4 'Miles.' **at •rit.. 19814 andrrho.tilso vr?prkeOrli*
'Ministry of
No7t4nravrr itruothg4r.ehtkr
nes. and Boy Scouts". of
ci*Theiiadirstu. 1.10ntq are housed in
covered, wagons, th4ir Class,
rooms consist of the forests.
pond and open fields. Length
of stay totals r 2% days and
programs feature biological
studies, environmental
games, ecology, interpretive
nature— walks, Indian arti-
Canada. No. 1 Grade
GREEN
PEPPERS-'
111 lb:
items referred to in Recom-
mendation 64 are developed,
the htrinksixy use these on a
large-scale and sample-sur-
vey heal.% for the purpose of
monitoring its programs and
pOliOlea and reporting, to the
public,
F. That the Provincial Advi-
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sot), Committee on Evaluat-
ion isolinies and Practices,
when established, be &Oen
the responsibility of monitor-
ing the evaluation practices
referred to in Recommendat-
ions G3to 66, as to compara-
bility of student achievement
Standards,. `
effective Oct. 1.
A well-known, former
Stratford resident, Mr. Swan-
son will be coming to Perth
County from the Bruce Coun-
ty Both' of Education. Mr.
Swanson has been with that
board, as superintendent of
business and finance, since
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