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The senior students at Colborne Central. School performed in the operetta
H.M.S. Pinafore last Thursday and Friday evening as part of Education
Week. Here Captain Cocoran (played by Kent Milburn) sings a song to his
sailors. About 75 students were involved in the production. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Teachers reluctant:..
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three ego states -, the
parent ego state, the child
ego . state and the adult
ego state. All people have
all states which switch
back and forth dozens of
tirne's in any day .... and
age is no barrier. A child
has an adult ego state; an
adult has . a. child ego.
state.
Children. in the
Big Sing.
musical
success
The Big Sing, spon-
soredby the Association
of Male Choirs of Ontario,
in Goderich, on Saturday,
April 28 was a tremen-
dous success. Knox.
Presbyterian Church was
filled to capacity to hear
the 120" ch'Yifi3°tie'rs'"rrresent 1
their well-rounded
Program.
The four choirs joining
with the Goderich Har-
bouraires under "the
direction of Lorne Dot-
terer • were, The Brant
Men . of Song from
Brantford With Gary
Woodward as conductor;
The Queensmen from
Toronto with Robert
Farrar as conductor; The
International Harvester
ale; �Chorus with Jim
• Hewitt as conductor; and
The Fleming -Gray
Chorus from Cambridge
with Duncan Addison as
conductor.
The large crowd was
thrilled as the choirs
moved through their two
hour program composed
of nine massed choir
numbers with each of the
choir conductors
directing one or two
numbers. In addition,
each choir sang four or
five solo numbers. ,
Mr. Bruce Sully acted
as Master of Ceremonies.
John Wyatt, Chairman
of the Planning Com-
mittee, wishes to thank
the community for 'the
tremendous support
afforded the Big Sing.
Proceeds of the event will
be used to help establish
the Memorial Scholar-
ship which the Har-
bouraires areoffering at
the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute to
honour their .original
conductor, the late
George Buchanan.
HamiIton"system learn to
identify these three ego
states in themselves, in
their friends, in their
parents, in their teachers
in fact, in just about
every conceivable way
possible.
"I've learned . to know
myself," said the teacher
of a Grade 4 class. "TA
has'' certainly helped
me,"
The children, in her
class learn about the four
life positions .... I'm
okay, you're okay; I'm
not 'okay, you're not
okay; I'm okay, you're
not okay; and I'm not
okay, you're okay.
In her class, the
children learn about
"stroking" people. In
grown-up language, it is
usually referred to as
"positive" and
"negative" strokes. But
in her Grade '4 class, it is
called "warm fuzzies".
and "cold pricklies".
If someone says
seThething nice to you tor
does something nice for
you, that's a positive
stroke .... or a warm
fuzzy.
If someone says
something unkind to you
or does something unkind
to you, that's a negative
stroke or a cold
prickly.
"The children learn
veryquickly that a warm
fuzzy is nicer than a cold
prickly," the teacher -
smiled.
When professional
activity day ended, the
conversations between
teaching . professionals.
was interesting to
eavesdrop on.
"Why do we have to
clutter up a little child's
brain with this kind of
stuff?" suggested one
teacher to a friend."I
think all this interferes
with a child's right to a
happy carefree
childhood."
"Sometimes I'm so
messed up myself I just
wouldn't want to get
involved in all that," said
another. " I'm hired to
teach academic subjects.
I need to know how to do
the best job of that before
I can help one of my
students figure out what
his own vaTiies are."
"I wouldn't have cone
here today if it hadn't
been planned for me,"
commented another.
"Sometimes I wonder
why I don't sell brushes
and forget about
teaching:"
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