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‘Use Of. Subjective Reports.

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‘Gaining Favor

“TORONTO—An- increasing number of Canad-
-jian-schools ave adopting.a radically new system of re-
porting how Johnny is getting along in class,

While the. ‘old- style report card

‘ds. still ih use ina majority of

Canadian schools, says Robert |
Fulford, writing In the. current
issue of Maclean's Magazine, in-
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sane Carnival «|

Every year: they do it. cand
every: year. the Carnival: is
larger, louder, bawdier and more
fun, But the police have . had
some success in. reducing. . -the
number of - dead—Irom. “60 in
1954 to’ only 29 last year,

Carnival . is. the three- -day
holiday just before the start. of
lent. This year it..is Feb, 12-14,
The thin line between: Carni-
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“Foxes: are found in al ‘parts
‘Tot the ‘proyinee, ,

Mr, Bourque: believes ; : foxes
now ‘are. at the - peak -of * thelr
natural.cycle-and will decline in
number. as. food becomes. more
scarce, He sald: the ‘animal has
multiplied’ ‘rapidly. since its fur)
lost value. . o

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fox fur: sold :for -as:: much as
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1S worth: nothing. today’ on the:
fur market, and trappers. have
no “incentive to catch: the ani-
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With Schools

 

“Under the old system,” Ful-
‘ford explains, “Johnny competed
with his fellows and got ‘marks’;
under the new, he competes with
himself and ‘gets no _Glear- cut
mark at all.”

-As a result, says the Maclean’s
writer, “parents and teachers
have become involved in a lively
non-stop debate about the value
of the new reports.”

The old-style report, he con-
tinues, “still reports. on pupils’
achievements in objectve terms,
‘That is, it applies the same im-
personal standard to all pupils,
regardless of their individual in-

 

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a tagged fox|report card has been done away.
.. After nen collect $00 for each. pair: of with. altogether, and replaced by,

proved suc-|on in Canada, says Fulford, but

ltelligence—All children, whether
ibright or stupid, get: the same
‘marks or grades for the same

The new report deals with
‘pupils’ achievements “in sub-
jective terms, That is, it sets a
separate, . unique standard for
each child.

“The child takes an intelli-

 

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that both these trucks are stuck, The trailer-track al right, hauling a huge
it tried to go through. To complicate matters, another trailer-truck tried to

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Teacher 3
Recruiting :
Rapped

VICTORIA (--British Colunt-
bia’s campaign to recruit school
teachers in the United Kingdom
was criticized In the legislature
this week as "poaching.”;

CCF leader Arnold Webster
said there is a shortage of teagh-
ers in Scotland too, It wasn't
fair for B.C, to send over men
tu slen up teachers there, ;

“TD don't ike our high- “pressure
methods,” he sald:

Mr, Webster, a former school
principal, also called for more
decentralization of the prov:
Ince’s educatlon system,

He sald) the government
) should consider = building aq-
‘other university or juntor col-

lege Jn the Interior, ‘The Uni-

‘versity of British Coluinbla has
‘almost reachod its limit’ he
a . said, and a new university will
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lank, Wag trapped as | mete cent

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GREAT UNIVERSITY

 

The Univervity of London has

gence test and the teacher bases 28,000 stidents, including 1,600
‘the marks on what the child has from Commeuwealtht countries
learned in relation to his ability ane ypee | ant By I outside Britain

“to leatn. If a child with high 7 uo coe came

‘intelligence and a dull ‘child
happen to do exactly the same
work, ‘the. bright child may get

child may geb.an A. The rea-
soning is that the. bright. child
is not doing as well:as-he should (:

 

Prediction Q Avo Company Head:

TORONTO ( -- Military iuter-!miles an hour dy 1970, and then production, The Canadian gov- ,
ceptor aircraft will be flying abi to about 1.400 wiles an bour by “ernment should do the same,

while the dill child: Js working, 1,600 miles an hour within 10,1980 or 1988,

Years, Crawford Gordon Jr.,|

to the limit ‘of his - ability. ”

This new system, says Fulford,
“ig-an important-partiof an at-;
itempt by some -educators to!
shield . public- -school ¢hildre1
from what they consider to be
the harmful effects of competi-,
tion.”

However, the Maclean's article |
points” out, a survey taken by
the Canadian Educational Assoc-
iation indicates that. the new:

"iLimited, predicted Friday,
“The use of ¢

is not far off,’ he told the Gor-
don economic commission,
jadded that because of the heayy'|

lthe. larvest. planes,
Within a few years,

method. is making considerable‘ Passenger airliners will be fly-:ernment cf
{progress, “The CEA questioned ; ‘ing at about 559 to 600 miles an United Slates were intimately

well

And on the ba is of erowth

‘president of A. V. Roe Can ada! x0 far, the aircraft industry may and now is developing a faster:
in Supersonic firhtler known as the

atomic power in; Canada and the world in the C- 0D.
, military aircraft also probably next 25 years, he suid,

beeome the foremost

but NEED ADVANCED TYPES

has nade:
welght of atomic power plants, grear strides in the last decade,
‘they will be used at first only in; he said, but its mest ureent need
‘now iy 0 long-range development. |
he said, ‘and production policy, The roy.

Canadian aviation

Britain and the

thirty- three superintendents in hour, increasing speecs to 900 involved in _home- grown plane

 

major school boards across the:
country ‘and thirteen of them |
replied that their systems used |
subjective—that is, the ‘new'—

reports-in some form or another |

The new system appeared in
e! experimental form. in the. US.,

some American schools today the

This idea‘has been Slow to take | |

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Such a play occurred in todas" $
‘deal and while Mr. Abel might
‘have made the handein any ect,
by guessing it right, still the
defenders gave him a chance to
‘go wrong, Which he did.
As you see, Miss Brash’s hor-
rible overcall was completely ig-
nored-as it should have been:
Against the final contract of six:
hearts, Miss Brash opened the!
wit of spades. Mr. Abel won|
jwith the ace and saw the L there:
‘were only two possible losers~-a
| spe ide and a diamond, Te could
itake a club finesse’ either Way
Hand, if successful, ect rid of a
‘diamond on the third round of
leluhs,

TOO BARLY

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‘position of the queen of clubs ro
‘carly in the hand, however, he
‘deeided to give the defenders
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with the queen,

palnt would have Jet Mr, Abel
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| Mr, Abel’s Chib Finesse Costs Hima Slam Bid
When you are playing with a good partner and, |
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hit on the
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