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PAGE 6A—GODERIC I SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1981
BY JACK RIDDELL,
M,P.P.
School
discipline
reviewed
A healthy, "school at-
mosphere", which is a
„ product of well-designed
programs, enlightened
leadership, caring and
conscientious teachers,
supportive parents and
enthusiastic students, is of
the utmost importance. An
important factor is
discipline, not by "rule and
rod", but based upon ac-
ceptance of responsibility by
students, school staffs and
members of the community
served by the school.
Surveys conducted in this
province in the last three
years show that lack of
discipline is consistently
perceived by the public as
the biggest problem facing
our schools. While people are
calling for more discipline in
our schools, obedience to
authority is being eroded in.
society generally, usually by
forces over which the school
has no control. Family
breakdown is on the in-
crease, drugs are easily
available, the legal drinking
age has been lowered, and
violence is frequently ex-
ploited in the mass media.
Schools are simply. not
equipped to counter these
and other trends toward anti-
social behaviour, certainly
not unaided.
However, steps can and
should be taken within our
schools to offset negative
factors which have emerged
in recent years - factors such
as large schools with im-
personal procedures, in-
dividual time -tables and loss
of home -room identity, an
increase of "unscheduled'
time for students as a result
of the credit system, as well
as conflicts arising from
students' increased cultural
and ethnic diversity. Extra-
curricular activities :are
known to contribute to a
positive school atmosphere,
increasing schools' ability to
retain students. The loss of
teachers due to declining
enrolmenthas reduced the
range of such activities.
Clearly, there is a need to
draw more heavily on
community resources,
bringing parents and other
adults into the schools to
assist in sports programs
and other student activities.
It has been suggested that
there should be a closer link
between attendance
requirements and the
granting of credits. The
Secondary Education
Review Project felt that
school boards and schools
should be provided with an
adequate guide for
development of • local
statements of attendance
expectations, to form part of
any code of behaviour. Peer
group pressure in secondary
schools is obvious and
inescapable, and should be
turned to good user Most
students will respond
positively . to endeavours
aimed at developing fair and
supportive procedures,
although there will always
be exceptions, of course.
The relationship between
school and community has
probably never been more
crucial. Changes within our
school system need to be
explained to the public. In
particular, parents need to
be "with it" in order to dffer
wise advice, thus fulfilling
their parental role.
Schools need to keep in
close touch with business
and industrial develop-
ments. They are also
frequently involved with the
courts arie social service
age nc ie : •
The Project has recom-
mended:
That the Ministry of
Education, in conjunction
with other Ministries and
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