The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-22, Page 12wr ART ANDREW
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EDUCATIKTMIL • MITEHOREFEES
11 wish the Ontario iraD
Anthotkam would give me the
opportunitn` s to write an awe in
entlkusiastic support of some of the
.work they ,are doing- At the
gtreSenit time there art three
reasons why Il do not feet at aTh
to write' such an article
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VASE VIMEL11111. TIME ILUCKKOW 5ENTINIEL* LIMO". ("1"1"
Views On
Ontario Education
and - ate:
011E' Outing the Igttas and to ws im tft
'Auergaraties11971 the EtagvelanictrcomPtetetFE 1;a1 craza6)Wet .
errtgbaNimf- the importance off
effective teaching Of world history.
I92)3 i t111tE6g(1),...•:.. Ehttiot tie rairsuusae of
ls hive taken tlie , .0 attitude
toward the
,lBtertsh ttilingttall problem For a
time daring the 19tiOt there was a
Void opportunity, for the 0. 0.orto triosss
of the Reath langtmaw iat tile
et tI, ai t ie is Cite reason
,ffortltis- wasthat seemedtutte
gteater awareness that
has &wring nations and these
the Trench and the
in part.* the
ne trench
• as the late Daniell
Fthreatiirrnall
'decidittil to d sometbilis about
simglest and most effective
action they wadi have taken wouldi
' have been to have all the al me
gartem schools in rt;••.e3,,,B have
coauettstitira- Inamih as a
gut off their course of study- Each
ram' ••-• advanced they
to tame cermensa-
rieia4ii as part athltiZ COLUTle
Qif St114.. There is no question in
my taint thar sigh• a grogram
impel* handle& would have had
Vie students'mom the way to
being bilingual bit the tine they
Mme secondary students. En
spite of the act that learMng a new
:tannage is ”. MHO& for many
stag
Rrgrmft, aeartre
aueto sgeark dos taltiplageS
should mit he considered an
outstmchttgmei il.wtkveattent_
Bluing spent QUer, thirty years in a
French majority community II have
had many CC • 0/111 t WI hear
vounsters speak thready in eilher
French or EttgrniEr. Ott mote than
one accasibm Blume heard a former
• giTted Ergrish school] t-yeleffer vatic(
I crid scone Ntatunieer work in a
retarded school rentark that while • „
she =MI speak to the retarded
1 =dents In ;gist one tangUage they
.! ws afire to regly to tier lit two
jantuaggs- _ Th action taken by the UntarK
Fewtrionari was nt.
Pittilit many ,u=e0ii-frary • Frenth
scliocrIS. ad (iVer etillribt. This
Wharf- program has such an air of
segaratenn about It that i canmit
hag- but miss the goat off*heing
benefit to real) Canadian biringuar-
isnr.. II would tietps the gresent
SitInerOtn, fT alt our secondary
-schools liecarne known as "Canad-
ian Secondary Schoors—..
Re We effort of the eehall
GaVermnent concerning bilingual-
ism, II have read on Clifferellt
occasiims where the writer.- have
exgressed the opinion that the
FecteraL Government has attempted
dit far too amok in too short a
thne. The time has sureLY cone for
•'tax payers tri become
informed as to, how much money
has been spent promoting biling-
ualism during the fast ten years
and then go aliteut seeing what can
heAute •to curbs this unnecessary
extravagance,
During the last =Hier of years
the et • "o, Fshicatiormt Authorit-
ies have been =believably back-
ward4tr publicly exgressing their
indignation, as to the langttage and
violence that hue been presented
to a long suffering discriminating
movie going public the motion
picture indhStry.
now
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