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MARILYN ARGUE
By (CP)—An_ unprece-
OTTAWA.
dented sink - or - swim program for_teacher education in British| The
.! Dr. MacKinnon said each stu-
dent registers first in regular larts or science courses. “professional develop-
scribed by Gilles Dussault. of the education faculty of Laval Uni- versity in Quebec City.
The plan-was based onthe
Columbia was described to the \ment” section of the course fol- findings of a provincial royal
Canadian Teachers Federation.
Addressing ‘a’ federation sem!- year into three four: month pe- headed by Rev.
nar, the“dean ‘of education at:
Binton Fraser University said “the student teacher builds the
airucture’’ in the course.
Early classroom tests of the atudent show whether he can make the grade—and whether he really wants to, said Dr. A. R MacKinnon.
Simon Fraser, B.C.'s year-old ‘‘instant university,”’ sits on-Burnaby Monntain in a Vancouver suburb.
‘lows in semesters dividing, the
riods. ‘TEACH IMMEDIATELY
In the first semester, students go immediately into classrooms ‘and teach. “We get a quick ‘reading on his potential af a fu- ture teacher. And if he doesn't, find the resources | in himself,
|fore emotional and financial ‘involvement prévent with- drawal.”
After eight weeks in a school,
‘ON THE AIR
students_, sp nd the remaining
eight weeks of the ‘first stage
reading at ‘the university. - “There- are no -specifie-ceurses *
list-— of |
ae “The ings
~rotlwwwing- “program: are published free
roltia _selt-study: -and seminars,
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In the second stage, students”
_charge as -a public service_and spend: a- semester as a teach-
appear -as presented to us by er’s assistant, on a plan
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In the last semester, students \return to the university, study- ling any courses they chose, to jupdate their understanding —of | content, or provide the ground- {work for post-graduate work.
|DESCRIBE QUEBEC SCHEME
A proposed scheme of teacher education -in_ Quebec was de- CBA RADIO
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commission on education, | Alphonse-Marie vice-rector of Laval. Mr. Dussault called the plan a compromise, but a. step ahead.”’ It wouldurequire a min- imum of Grade 13 plus-a year’s teacher training for Sementary school’ teachers. >
The’ commission had recom- ‘mended that all teachers, have
Parent,
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one- this is the time to get out, be. Some university training — one ¢
year for elementary teachers, three years for teachers of grades 9, 10 and 11, and a mas- ters’s degree for. teachers of Grade 12 and 13.
The university. course would
followed by one: year’s Meacher training. for. all.
“Quits US. Nes After Four Wars
DA NANG, South Viet Nam (AP)—After four wars, Evison Davis, chief boatswain's :mate, is getting out of the U.S. Navy ‘at the age of 68.
“Tt's about time,” he said.
When he retires tg his home in Muncie, Ind., next ber, -his plans_are--simple:
“T.dont—intend_. to .do - any- thing.” ta .
Davis, a short 150 - pounder with a grey mustache. .was born Jan. 26, 1898, in Selma, Ind. At 20, he joined the U.S.
Army and ‘served with the 41st —_|
Division in France in the First World War as a ‘niachine-gun-
nef..
‘| After that war, he was a ma- | | chine-shop operator and plas- terer. He joined tthe navy in.
sd for the Second World War
si aud Pacific as a gunner on fleet cargo and supply vessels.
“T was 45 years old when I joined the _navy."’ he recalled during a brief .break from his duties here as co-ordinator « of seruice craft on. the Da Nang River and bay. “And I went [Eeeeee boot (basic “training) is In 1945, he returned to his cl- ‘vilian work again. But along’ jeame the Korean, War, and he | ! joined the navy “again jn 1950. He was 52-at-the time.
Then ae decided 1 vd | say in.”
‘Inco Boosts
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|_The Guardian, Charlottetown, \e., May ‘13. 1986. * |
‘Horse ls Due To Vanish
In Mounted PolicePlans =.
“OTTAWA (CP) ‘The ‘horse The -force also wilt continue , will vanish within six months: as to train ceremonial mounted es-
a standard part of the training eorts for such occasions as the! of Royal Canadian Mounted Po- governor-general’s* trips to open |
lice recruits, RCMP Commis- Parliament. sioner George B. McClellan an- “The force will retain 500 “of nounced. its “1,000 horses and maintain at.
Equestrian training will be winter course in Ottawa, train-| ° replaced by_extra_academic_in- jng 48 -mena—year in. three | struction and such physical groups to keep the ride. going. ,
training as isometrics. The spokesman said the train. | The RCMP's famed Musical jing change: will cut the basic |
Ride, which dates back more program for recruits at Regina | than 80 years, will ndt fall vic-/ and Ottawa to six months from
‘tim of the motor-age innova- ejoht.
tions the RCMP -must reluc- in t :
tantly make, the commissioner ls.000° eee - re ae Fe
seid in a statement, saving in salaries. alone from The- new policy is ‘forced bY the shorter. course would be |
rapidly changing times and con- 100,000. ,
ditions’ that include a. require- : :
ment. for more: academic train- While equestrian (raining was
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_""We're _still_retaining--the_ride_sonal_courage _ and _ self- control,
so there will be no change in “chances ‘are a man won't even |
name_—_of—the——force,"’ said spokesman at .RCMP headquar-
ters. ‘‘No~- immediate change the
‘these - days,” said.
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By B. JAY BECKER
BIDDING QUIZ
You are South, both sides uvulnerable..The_-b.id.d ing has. been:
| Weat . North East South 16°... 3¢ What . would «you — bids ye with each of the following five
| hands? a oeed 1. @KIJ3 wAis @QT4 HK852 2. @84 YKIT5S2 @QI6 $K93 |
* 32 @KQ72 YAJI83 @5 43764 |
| 4, @6 995 A874 HAQN63Z | ab3 @KOTON2 292 ZAT What, would you bid now
with each of the following five hands?
& West North, Fast — | Pass Pass 3@ 5 : 46 Dole Pass, a
PY" Three notrump. Maybe you -houldn't be willing to bet your \Lfe on making three notrump, | but if you come home lame, you can always sué partner ies non- support.
Presumably North has a de- cent hand for his overcall, and —with his values and-those held by the opening bidder—it’s hard te imagine East's getting into the act to do any’ damage. In _fact, if East has as much as/a jack on this bidding, it is more than his expectancy. In one way ot another, you are a_ tremen- dous favorite to-make nine ‘tricks.
2. Three diamndads: It he ‘wrong to bid-two hearts al this point What von really have are the values for a raise lin diamonds and the why te
vould
Show those values. is by bidding three diamonds. A two heart bid would._-indicate....better... hearts and would also tend to de diamond fit. If partner wanted
you to bid hearts, he would pre- have doubled one spade. What you should hope for.
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXRE fs LONGFELLOW
One letter simply stands for another: etrrtitis saimiple, A is-used
“for the three L's, X for the’two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- |
trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.
‘“_A-Oryptogram Quotation
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8. Pass, This-is.a good hand “EMP WO. —NELXIPMM
| opposite an’ overall,
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circumstances, game is unlikely, and the best and safest thing to. do is pass. ‘The indications are \that the hand is a misfit. 4.-Five diamonds.
another, hy bidding either, four or five diamonds, and the rec- ommended call is five diamnds. There would be little point to showing the clubs, since a club bid would unnecessarily confuse the issue. e
You ‘bid five hoping that part- ner has the right strength in the right places, in which case he'll ‘make eleven tricks easily. Hands of thik sort depend. large- ly on how the cards fit, and the best policy tsually is to blast your way into what you think you can make.
5. Four hearts. Youycan't be scientific with this hand either. Itlooks as though you ought to make four hearts opposite the great majority of hands. North tuay have, And. once you reach this conclusion, there is no’ good
reason: fog messing around this type Af hand, science te for , the. birds
but not: | when partner bids your single- | (For example, if North had Lovercalled with two hearts, you _would jump to four.) Under the |
- You have ; to take a positian .one way or
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