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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-08-19, Page 5tnuunuwututuuuumm�untomuowuuuwbruumm�wwuuuwuntnnummtnwumuumwnwwruuuuuuuuwunuwuuntnuunwnunuunuwwunununuunuuuuuumunuunHour noun n nnuuunuun1111111nr1uuununurlrrrn"'nununnuunuuuuuur uuunuruunuur By JACK RIDDELL, MP' Secondary Education Review Project - IV - On the subject of external credits, the Project has recommended: 26. That the practice of permitting external credits in Music toward a secondary school graduation diploma be discontinued. With respect to pre- requisite courses, it is recommended: 27. That pre -requisites be established either by the Ministry ' of Education through Curriculum guidelines, or by the prin- cipal with the approval of a supervisory officer and that an indication of such pre- requisites be communicated clearly to students and parents. Many students transfer from one course or program to another within a school or from another school, and in this connection it is recommended: 28. That when a student transfers from one secon- Final instalment on education review report dary school to another, the receiving principal be granted the right to award credit for work not com- pleted in the receiving school. Some features of the curriculum are beat treated as compenents within many subjects. In this connection, it Is recommended: 29. That the role of the arts as interpreters of society be given increased emphasis. 30. That the Ministry of Education provide, as soon as possible, a resource document that would act as a guide to teachers to help them incorporate morals andvalues education in the curriculum. 31. That the Ministry of Eiucationprovlde leadership Plan cro Centralia College of Agricultural Technology is holding a crops update program today (Wednesday, August 19). The day will begin at 9:30 a.m. and will end by 3:30 p.m. It will be held at the College research plots on the campus at Huron Park. The day will feature qualified guest speakers and tours of the research plots. Problem weeds and their control will be discussed along with follow-up to Centralia College's success with the "Boot roller" and subsequent industry to assist boards, schools and teachers to make effective use of the new electronic technologies: To develop outlines of possible courses that could be introduced at early stages of schooling and continue to enable all students to become reasonably familiar with the impact of information technology on their present and future lives; to include at appropriate places in the secondary school program, information on the new technologies; to pursue ways and means by which in- formation technology may be applicable to methods of teaching and learning. On the subject of curriculum guidelines, the following is suggested: 32. That . all curriculum guidelines contain specific p review developments in that area. The day will include speakers highlighting coloured bean production and new varieties of soy and white beans. The crops problems of 1981 will be discussed and furthur in- formation about the ongoing problem of corn rootworm will be provided. The College has also been experimenting with some new crops. There will be discussion and update on triticale, canola, sunflowers and other specialty crops. Lunch will be available on the grounds. subject content, and clear expectations regarding skills, processes, and evaluation procedures that are applicable to each of the levels of difficulty ap- propriate for each subject. 33. That, recognizing what students jearn is of primary importance, curriculum guidelines and teachers should emphasize not only how people learn, but also how essential good attitudes are for learning to take place. 34. That the material contained in each course described in a curriculum guideline be designated as "essential" for all students taking the course or "op- tional". 35. That the number of curriculum guidelines be consolidated to reduce the overall number; for example, Senior Science may combine Biology, Chemistry and Physics into one document. 36. That the amount of overlap between subjects in the curriculum guidelines be reduced, and that where overlap does occur, there should be cross references to erSure that common content is taught from different perspectives in different courses. 37. That all curriculum guidelines committees contain appropriate in- formed inpout from groups such as business, industry, labour, universities and colleges, in addition to teachers. 38. That the Ministry allow a reasonable time within which guidelines are to be implemented after distribution, having con- sulted with textbook publishers and school boards on the amount of time needed, and then ensure that such timelines are adopted across the province. Three major influences on schools today are declining enrolment, financial restraints, and completed patterns of employment ana skips training. Schools may have to alter their traditional methods of providing courses. Traditionally, boards and schools in this province' have preferred to fulfill their obligations to students largely on their own. However, the Project's view is that the times now call for increased Lo - Jack's Jottings operatioh - among schools, among boards, between secondary schools and colleges of applied arts and technology, between separate and public school boards. 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