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\Davis Sees College Grads _ Teaching Primary School GUELPH (CP) -- A majorjbe many changes ai the Grademaking decisions about * who 13 level' between now and 1970.) hoyid go on to further educa- . change in Ontario's educational process during the next five "Of all the changes at the will be closer co-opera-/Grade 13 level the one I would years tion of-teachers' colleges with universi nesday. : ture series at Guelph Univer- anticipate with great keenness ities, Education Minister|would be the development of William Davis predicted Wed-somewhat more effective ways of appraising the ability of stu- Mr. Davis, speaking at a lec-jdents; more effective ways of THE Q4HAWA TIMES. Thurdley. he November 25. 1965 2a Ition. "Our current practice of rely- ing almost entirely on Grade 13 examination results is an ap- proach on which, I am sure, we can improve," the minister sity, said "it would be unreal- istic" to demand by 1970 that _ all future elementary teachers be university graduates. "However, I believe that the ' foundations for such an objec- * tive will be well laid five years ' from now and I expect to see » several teachers' colleges at that time working in co-opera- tion with universities." He also predicted an increas- ingly important role in the prov- ince's educational needs for col- leges of applied art and tech- . nology. "They will enable us to offer the most complete range of op- portunities at this- level of edu- ' cation ever known to the cit- izens of our province,"' he said. REVEALS HOPE He hoped very soon to be able "to announce the appointment of a board of regents" to screen MONEY IS ROOT OF MUCH PAIN TORONTO (CP) -- About $4,000 was dumped in the lap of a Canadian National Railways porter Wednesday but he didn't appreciate it. The porter, Harry Wes- ton, 40, was pushing a ship- ment of new Canadian coins on a handcart when the cart floor boards cracked and the boxes of coins toppled on him, pinning him to the floor. : He was treated in hos- pital for a bruised leg and released. The shipment from the Royal Canadian Mint in Ot- tawa was bound for a Tor- onto bank. more than 100 applications from said. -- : WILL RISE He said university enrolment exceed 100,000 by 1970, and at the elementary and secondary school level, the enrolment will be so great it will require a minimum of 8,000 new class-|¥' |Not Set For White World Two Indian Chiefs Figure OTTAWA (CP)--An Ojibway; The comments came during 32, and a"Mohawk chief said Wed-{an Indian week panel discussion nesday night treaty Indians any reason. "The Indian is not yet, and| will not be equipped to take his place along side the white man," said Ghief Wilmer Nadmiwan, 44, of the Ojibways at Cape Croker, Ont. Mohawk Chief Andrew De- lisle, nawaga reserve near Montreal, in the province is expected tojagreed. lat Carleton University. Mr. Delisle also disagreed with Mr. Moses' support of ef- forts by Manitoba and Ontario to take responsibility for their Indians from Ottawa. He was asked in an interview about comments that many of Canada's 2,200 reserves are is- lands of poverty, cut off from the economy, the land no good and the hunting and fishing for some time, of the big Caugh- Both referred to an opinion of|gone. Elliot Moses, 77-year-old Dela- ware from Ontario's Six Na- tions reserve at Brantford, thatjplied that nobody knew what reserves should be done away ith. The greying chief from the wealthy Montreal reserve re- the land might be worth tomor- row. rooms and new teachers to han- die the increase alone. He added that great sums of money will be required to ex- tend the programs and facilities of other forms of further edu- cation as well. "For it is anticipated that the time will be reached, if not by 1970 then not far beyond, when the number of students attend- ing colleges of applied arts and technology will exceed those at- tending universi'y." municipalities asking for such a college to be established in their particular locale. Teaching and administrative | methods will also undergo al From SMITHS SPORTS marked change before the end @- of this decade, Mr. Davies sai. Television and computers will |B become fundamental to the edu- cational process, he said, and "for the first time it will be/ possible for educators to have available to them the entire range of educational data from/f} administrative and planning @ facts on the one hand to data} relating to student achievement and environment factors on the} other." 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