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,PAGE dA- GODERICH SIGNAL. -STAR, THURSDAY, MAI 9, 1974
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50 teachers at professional;
By WILMA OKE
While the 12,601 students
under the Huron County board
of education were enjoyiig, a
holiday from school Tue qday,
the 650 teachers in the system
were in the classrooms O. Cen-
tral Huron Secondary Sc .00l in
Clinton for a professional ac-
tivity day.
J.W. Coulter, Goderich,
Superintendent of Program and
Planning, said, through` the
professional activity days new
ideas and methods are brought
to the teachers. He mentioned
specifically new material for
teaching metric system, family
life and art programs. He said
new learning material was on
advance display which will' be
presented in the next annual
issue of the ministry
publication. "'''
There were 26 subjects on the
agenda for the day with
resource personnel from the
ministry of education 1n
- Toronto, the regional office at
London and the business com-` "
munity. Among the resource'
people lecturing for the day
were the deputy minister of
education for Ontario, George'
Waldrum, and the chairman of
the Huron board of. education,
E. Cavley Hill of Goderich.
Mr. Waldrum, presenting the
'ministry's philosophy,
_.described the departmental
jurisdiction and the re-
organization of the educational
structure, He' said the total'
budget for the year amounts to
•$1,374,531,500," and outlined
hew it is spread around.
Waldrum was put in the
hot seat`,>; -E'. ,teachers who
questioned whether the
ministry -4 should 'provide
guidelines or specific courses of
study.
Mr. Waldrum said at one
time the' ministry did providt a
.ilore specific course of study
but during ,the last ten years,
the ministry considered itself
responsible to produce
guidelines under which various
courses are given.
Mr. Waldrum sa-id, "We are
prepared to co-operate with
school boards and teachers -in
developing guidelines for the
actual teaching in the schools."
The teachers had complained
the ,guidelines lacked content
and .provided no assistance to
teachers, • especially new
teachers.
Allan Taylor„principal of the
Clinton Pui5lic School, who at-
tended the workshop "on "Basic
skills for today's children:',
said he had found .it interesting
with three different points of
view being presented. Mrs.
Donald -Southcott, Grand
Bend, presented the, -parent
4A reaction, Dr. Wilfred Wees,� -
Toronto, spoke for the .Ontario
Institute for Studies in
Education and a representative
from the•'regional office was the
third speaker.
Speaking to the press
following her participation in
the program Mrs. Southcott
said she 'didn't have a very
popular point of view. "I',m
playing the maverick, as a
parent on the•outside, looking
into the school system".
Mrs. Southcott described her-
self as a housewife and mother
of four children, twp in Univer-
sity, one in North •Lambton
Secondary School and one in
Grand Bend Public School. She,
said she feels the schools are
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must be able to . reach the
ground with the ball of their
• foot when seated. If not, the
bike is too big. Usually,
children under the age of 10
cannot work handbrakes
properly. They should ri'cle
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taking over the role of parent.
The more responsibility the
schools take, •the less the
parents .assume, she said.
Mrs. Southcott ,.;stated, "I
think schools and `parents
should work together.
'Educators should help parents
to realize the learning potential
of small children and°should
give them information. This
"can be done through TV, books
and magazines.”
She said, "As far as Huron
parents are concerned, looking
at the strong family base in the
county, I don't see how they
could improve.','
She said nursery school,
through day care centre, is
becoming more popular, and
spoke of a study being made to
compare day care children and
,non day care 'which has not
been published asset.
In 'Grand Bend, they have
brought in parents to help with
evc.! opm e nt
remedial reading and a body
management course to improve
co-ordination of mind and
body, she said in praise of this
program.
Mrs. Southcott said it is
gener .11v thought that
language is organi4td by age
two and definitely by tI}ree, and
that the ,language
organizational mechanism is so
keen in the first 'five years that
this is the, only time he can
learn a second language
without an accent.
Other groups studies were on
family life, music, art, creative
writing, learning flaterials,
book selection and censorship,
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