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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-02, Page 38PAGE 14A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 , 1978 Gives clues e e ® from page 13A becomes a justifiable reaction. Long study has revealed several reasons why adolescents misbehave. Sometimes it is on a dare; for ex- citement; to avoid work; to buck the establish- ment; to draw attention to one's sexuality; or for instant gratification. For instance, young people involved in van- dalism, drugs and run- ning away from home are searching for ex- citement; those who are promiscuous, or those who wear, provocative clothing, smoke or enjoy obscenity_ are unsure of their sexuality; drug addiction, heavy smoking, alcoholism, etc. are symptoms of the desire' for instant gratification. A DEMOCRATIC APPROACH There are three dif- ferent approaches to discipline, according to Mrs. Cassel and some other eminent persons. One ' is the old authoritative method where it was proven that children learned the most but forgot the quickest. Another is the permissive method by which children learn nothing. A third, ---,and, the..,..bas,t,.....: was•..:.,, th.e democratic system by which students learned a little more slowly but retained the information longer. The democratic process was determined by Mrs. Cassel to be the ultimate - and involves a' mutual exchange of ideas with an eye to problem solving . and decision making. In a film which rounded out Mrs. Cassel's presentation in the af- ternoon, it was stated, "Family life is still the cornerstone of our modern world." The sessions urged teachers to apply .what they already know,- and draw from the knowledge of the experts as well as to attempt to work in close co-operation with parents. All this, along with a sense of humor, will help teachers, parents and other adults "break down the barriers" between adolescents and older people ... "If there really 'are barriers". Guelph says Nov. rates bad The conception rates of dairy cows bred by ar- tificial insemination are lower in the winter than in the summer, according to a survey by the University of Guelph. It concluded that poor conception rates begin in November, and remain low until late spring. Conception rates are lowest in December and January when they average 10 percent lower than during 'peak months. Dairy producers can ---- prevent ---this- slump_.... in conception rates with good management and nutritious rations, says Blair Murray, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food dairy cattle specialist. "Poor reproductive performance is related to winter management," says Mr. Murray. "Herds housed and managed in the same manner all\year show no significant seasonal variation in conception rates." To 'ensure proper nutrition, producers should feed high quality forages, and grain mixes with the proper balance of energy and protein. 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