A * AAries cre be \ 10 ____ The Wateries Chronicie, Wednesday, March 1, 1967 TELEVISION ELAINE COLE SHOW MAR. 1â€" 1:30 p.m. Special Guest _ Tom Rankin \ Information Service U. of W. CANADIAN EDUCATION WEEK Dick Taylor Information Service W.L.U. KEITH BUTLER K.W. High School Board Fred Snyder Guidance Coâ€"Ordinator SCAN NEWS HAVE YOU READ THE REPORT OF THE MINISTER‘S COMMITTEE ON TEACHER FEDUCATION 1966° . The Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded doos not confine its thinking to its own area of concern. "We need (-hangmg pat â€" terns of communication between home and school. We need supervised ‘homework during school hours; perhaps we should introduce the tutorial system in all our schools." . The following extracts from a circular, issued under authority of the Minister of Education in April, 1937. are still applicable:â€" "These children (pupils in the clementary school) are at a period when vital energiecs are largely consumed in _physu'al devvrlopm(-nt. and consequently they must have time for rest and recreation. The school has no excuse for infringing upon the right of the children to sufficient time for sleep and play and the iright of the home to direct their activities outside c_nf school I)ours, There can be no _duum that both of these rights are seriously ercroached upon by the prescription of â€" homework, illâ€"chosen in character z_md excessive m quantity. For pupils in Grades 1 to VI there is ample tire dvtring the school day to enguge in the necessary activities satisfactorily without burdening them with additional school work to be done at home" A teacher‘s opinion on the Education of Teachers iss â€" "The vast majority of educational problems today stem from the inadeâ€" quate training of teachers to becomc professionals in the art of tcaching. L,.oock of cultural background and maturity of purpose and judgment make the present Teachers College graduate only a goodtechnician in the classsoom. Expertness in the "tricks of the trade" is not cnougzh for the present nor for the predictable future.‘" "No one will live all his life in the world into which he was born, and no one will dic in the world in which he worked in lus maturity." Di Margarct Mead This year we are departing from our usual procedure to bting you instead contributions {rom some of the groups which sponsor this Commuttee and its work. Thus you will haÂ¥e a broader spcoctrum to consider in your local planning. Since 1959 ihe Ontario Dental Association has carried on a recruitment programme to encourage rural stuCcents to enter denâ€" tistry because they are the ones most likely to return and increass the ratio of doentists to population there. Inequality of educational opportunity in these areas has thwarted the intent of the recruitment programm:. WHAT CAN BE DONE* From the point of view of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers‘ Association, music is a necessary and vital part of education. The Ontario Federation of Agricuiture says:â€"â€" "The philosophy that education ends at the completion of high school or even univerâ€" sity is now completcly untrue. It is a continuing and increasingly im portant lif. time â€" _ need. Learning is a voluntary action, but society must provide encouragement and the facilities for the individual to continue to learn." BAKERIES LTD. THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING Lincoln Heights Alexandra Elizabeth Ziegler Winston Churchill MacGregor Sr. KIETH HYMMEN [Maple Lane| MARCH 5# to 11« "The Purpose of Canadian Education Week is to focus public attention on the needs, the probloms, and the achievements of education in Canada and to encourage constructive public action in support of education." C »oâ€"Btrrr0re EDUCATION ‘67 â€" â€" â€" â€" Learning To Live With Change | OPEeN HoUuse hack "LIVE WITH CHANGE" 7 TILL 9 P.M. SPONSORS FOR THEIR KIND SUPPORT : ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION GRAND RIVER CABLE T.V. Brighton Empire Harold Wagner Northdaleâ€" . > Our Lady of Lourdes 576â€"9870 This documentary traces a student through school and shows specifically what educationâ€" al facilities are available locally. OPENING CEREMONIES WATERLOO SQUARE MARCH 4, 1967 10 a.m. SPECIAL FEATURE C.K.O.C. Lighting Of Official Flame (Lamp of Learning) By Keith Butler, M.P.P. Time To Be Announced AUDIO TRANSFORMER CONSTRUCTION LTD. WATERLOO, ONT. OBERLANDER