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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-08, Page 19h MA:!0':1971''* ', 0I lei► #t , w. ,etvle5 in th drat ori r It " e y , ; tp j suggestion � om ,t� 1 . h""wr raYwhin (o r. su std`waitin themeeting, of At I� ct.Ir � � wsn a t he to WAS of I� , ' a �o io s t�h t tau h'l�n � lnlstr � 04010 to kern r1d .., t, o° six done� Seem Was p�e� a to e r i e w,talk report rton his 0 1 k l, h hath+^ t4 diger, xuch inemphasis ~s alapxoyed the .use',of Sty Nolanbefore approving e use ii(the studentcentered Amh�soSehCol the Seh lb He• wo dered iloso-.robeing,stressed for a suMMe�,sohoal onreligion .`"abouts 25,3Q,,pupils needinglhe. W thdates cau1d conflict with the�eaeholbut the ministry from Jul�212 Father Nolan whole school and s'. aid a change in sure thato#inEha� serSana� � parents and ,teachers. un wr•„ �} derstand that philosophy and help' to, get it implemented in the schools, Superinteadent 4000. Tokat told trustees of the Huron Perth Raman `1; atholiq,. separate school board Mondayy night. Mr. Tokar, who attended a ministry presentation- 'on the new guidelines in Stratford last Tuesday, 'said the emphasis is ol,'! "prOviding a tmeaningftul learning experience to all the Children in a- given teacher's Charge." Stress is away from r 'content' or course emphasis in -favour of the , growth and development of a child as a person, he said. The ministry wants to make Sure, he , said, that the guidelines are not just handed qut but that their intent is transinitted to the learning activities itt the classroom. The minist y thought that six to ten years would be a realistic time limit for the guidelines to be implemented. The guidelines stress con- , tinuous progress and teacher made decisions, with some student participation. Student evaluation would by on-going, a co-operative effort between teacher and student. • Individual and group work would evenly share the school day and the system would be subject arid process centered, Mr. Tokar said. Learning will involve going out from the , school into the community. The program will be evaluated by supervisory officials and school - staffs, he said. ' Mr. Tokarsaidthe guidelines are not a radical departure but do make a concerted effort to make people aware of the philosophy behind what is going op in the schools and to show teachers how they can im- _plement it. The ministry provides a broad set of objectives, he said. Boards can make these more specific and individual schools can flesh, these out. „ "What havens in two grade 5, classes. may be very different, for example". But the extensive exposure. to parent groups of the philosophy bihind this kind -tof education, parents may accept these differences, Mr. Tokar said. "I thought there was going to be a -return to the ,basics", Stratford trustee Ron March, a secondary school teacher said. "And there's nsthing about that in the philosophy." A survey of the province has proved that there has not been a departure from the basics, Mr. Tokar replied. There will tie more focus on com- munication and on making the goals of the program clearly understood, he said. There is a need, Mr. Tokar said, for a fourth basic, the social and emotional growth of the child. Too often in the past a focus on content has ignored this and "zero has happened to him as a person." Mr. 'Tokar said the main document on the junior curriculufn will be presented at the conference at Talisman Lodge in Flesherton, June 3-6. School boards are invited to send consultants to the meeting, but since the local board has no generalist con- sultant, it will send two prin- d �:cLp�� :.M,�..,.Tgkar::sai �.� . Birmingham. of St. Aloysius, Stratford and Larry Cook of St. ,Marys, Gederich will attend. Beard chairman David Teahen of Stratford wondered why principals and not ad- ministrators would attend the Conference. The ministry prefers that people who will be involved in the day to day implementing of the program, consultants or principals, at - tent, Mr. Tokar replied. The separate board rep on e province's Education Week ornmittee, Sam Alberico, incipal of St. Michale's Chool, Stratford reported on Ontario wide planning for, duration Week. Trustees ough were more interested in he local picture. "Do all ools (in the system) par- leipa'te or is it hit and miss?", stee Howard Shantz of ;ratfo d wanted to know. 1irector of edurctinil John War said that Mr. Alberico ps the principals informed d their own Education Week tlVities .. are up, to them. A stionnaire is going out to all schoots to find out what fit on in Education Week re he said. Mt. Alberico said iwLmis Music Pestival is . into , Education Wcek - e .r fi n .:�T.I G tS � �pl�►'ns � C �r 1,,.4le 01. ri ritynl tn. 00a. YrOn(is . Cit a'reported tl't rQs .. �,. 1K �, . �,'that.> , -. tt sc�p�,1t zlt� . i"l�t��7�... SS A,, 'tended' ,BIC the �'xeee�al , Q.'� . on{, a . There are few' r u tis,per teacher in the lattl l than in the separate gt•ad( s OheSaid,Ct I � k .,'ar- �i-� i'1 LI �. rt ''.report ilo, d1fferenee in pupils who leave a .s,e :arate. � ASchool '.ilft� gradeA� or e 'We don't have elo17t students to mi,ifiso g1 r,l(l(. s ,9 irlllid 10 r asibl- e 1 don't, think,;'' �` I'll !e, ne s.1i�.1, ",!tett the ones that have it LII' h.1 i ��lt it.:Mr. G, tl�i.y h � b Vint ti' co111mented that Yb' '1111Q ,N.1109i system ,et sevoiular . i, ttrl tlr�t ( grades g ln : tl� se Tate system'et elementary '� aI level groats. rn � r ti ) 1 t) 1 ,.d. � .�. 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