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encs are back in school.
of them have even
toned out their time -
table problems. This would
seem to be an appropriate
time to reassess Ontario's
educational system, par-
ticularly in the Tight of two
new developments: the in-
troduction of mandatory core
curriculum studies, with new
teaching guidelines; and the
establishment of a govern-
ment commission to study the
effect of declining enrolment.
In the late 1960s, the
philosophy of freedom of
choice with respect to courses.
was introduced into the
school system, under the
aegis of the then Minister of
Education, Bill Davis. The
Government Interface Study
of November 1976 confirmed
criticisms . -of the Liberal
Party and general public that
high school students were .
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graduating from school ill-
prepared for _ hig.her
education or participation -in
the work force.
Last October 6, we released
a comprehensive policy
paper, suggesting "New
Directors , for Education",
much of which has been
adopted by the Provincial
Minister of Education.
Mandatory courses have been
established for Grades 9 and
10, ,and over two years
students must take 2 English
courses, 2 maths, 2 Canadian
history and -or geography and
1 science. Current senior
students (Grade 11, 12 and 13)
are required to take 2 English
courses. While introduction of
core curriculum at the in-
termediate level appears
difficult, in fact most students
have chosen these same
courses in the past. The new
"refinements" are intended
to guarantee that all students
receive a sound basic
education.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1977-4AGE 7A
However, there are several
problems which hopefully
will be resolved in the near
future. Core curriculum
applied only to students
entering Grade 9, and there is
no assurance that students in
higher grades (or entering
Grade 10) from another
school will receive instruction
in these essential subjects.
Also teacher guidelines which
correspond to core
curriculum have come under
heavy criticism for being.
Inappropriate, poorly
focussed, lacking fun-
damentals and vaguely
outlined. This is especially
true with respect to history,
called "Canadian Studies",
and maths. Senator Eugene
Forsey has described the
Intermediate History
Guidelines as "a mass of
fluff". The maths guidelines
are not mandatory until the
fall of 1979.
Canadiar geography is still
not a required subject. Last
October, the Minister of
Education made the point
that 'curriculum guidelines
will be revised to 'ensure that
every student knows enough
about our history and our
geography. . .' Yet a later
directive from his Ministry
makes it clear that students
could take either one history
and one geography, or two
history courses, thereby
avoiding geography.
Although these new
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