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Collis « Sons |42 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Morch 23, 1966 a M h "Zwerner," 'Zwick,' and| other publications in those coun- men, French, Dutch, Italian Chinese atc "Zwingle," followed by twojtries. and Scandinavian origin used in pages giving Chinese character) Scattered alphabetically in|the United States and Canada, | ' . versions of frequently - used/i4. comprehensive, but other-|are'50 entries for actual ! y people, U . Students Encouraged English Names ye elites says the names wise impersonal, list, which stipe ith first ay and | PEKING (Reuters)--A hand-|cordance with British and To Educate Themselves |.zis3s. (sts sat mery Heonares: ana te nese characters of 26,000 Eng-|gtaphical lists, the aim being TORONTO (CP) -- Teachers|to question or test information, lish names has appeared on |ask 97 per cent of all the ques-|merely to repeat it at exam s jtions asked im 'school, says a/time. U.S. educationist who believes} Dr. Suchman says his pro- it should be the other way|gram teaches creative, analyti- around, cal thinking rather than a set Dr. Richard Suchman ofjof facts. Students are not told Washington has developed ajanswers are right or wrong but program for encouraging stu-|are encouraged to formulate dents at junior high school level|and test their own theories. to teach themselves. They use! The* program includes brief scientific research techniques|films and equipment to demon- face, for use by translators and| already in general use here. "those interested in interna-|CANADIAN NAMES tional questions," the 381-page; 'The handbook's purpose is to paperback includes both sur-|translate mames occurring in names and family names. Britain, Canada, the United "Aamodt," 'Aandahl,'"' andiland. Many of them have been "Aaron,"' the list ends with!gathered from newspapers and By VERGIL BERGER have been transcribed in ac-\Cludes many names of Ger-'dates of birth and death. to give a phonetic Chinese ren- ale in Peking's state-run book-| dering -- except in the case of stores. some familiar names for which Intended, according to its pre-|@ recegnized Chinese form is Starting with 'Aagaard,"'| States, Australia and New Zea- of question, experiment, theory|strate physics problem. and more question in science} An ice cube floats in one glass classes. of liquid, sinks in another. The Dr. Suchman demonstrated|children ask questions to be his Inquiry Development .Pro-janswered yes or no. Was the gram at a/Toronto conference|liquid in both glases water? attended by Ontario education-|Were both cubes frozen water?. ists and the press. The teacher may expand an | He says pre-school children|a"swer, but basically he substi- |gather facts for themselves and|tutes for a laboratory and se- learn by experiment. When a/Ties of experiments by provid-) |child gets to school, the rules|ing necessary background data. | are changed, and he is expected|_ If the class does discover one |to accept the correctness or in-|liquid was water, one alcohol lcorrectness of information' be-|2Nd the waier ice cube sank be- |cause of what someone tells|Cause it was heavier than alco-/ ae. He is rarely encouraged|hol, they are not even then told | they are right and that the ex- Plan now te attend this el! new well supervised end friendly teen te twenty 5 oO ' pm fF ae mé Gor d % night club, First of its kind in Oshawe. ' Open 4 nights every week. The club THE KING OF THE effers you en exotic atmosphere for |) ' ; : RYTHM AND BLUES dancing,. gemes or T:V. in the lounge. |. SOUND ae features: 9 AFTER HOURS DANCE CLUB "tees Sal tones Seton 70 Lest Complete Show et 8:30 King St. East ot the Town Line Fri, Sat. Sun. Nights 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. BILTMORE as Every Wed. is Ladies' Night -- -- Must Be Neet Membership $1: 4 p ss THE. peryment is finished. They may be 'led on to discuss physical properties or the meaning of the | Bilingualism nt word theory. \In Computers |..2%.c¢tmn tas best tet rg e since 1957 and says children SASKATOON (CP) -- Re-ljearn as much physics as they jsearchers at the University Of! do in a conventional classroom. Saskatchewan 'are developing a|He adds that it helps teach lan- | bilingual computer they suggest) cuage precision because they | could be used to translate Eng-| must ask precisely for informa- | jlish into French for Hansard tion; it teaches respect for | parliamentary reports. " |knowledge because students can | 'On some days, as many &S/see how it derives from observ- | 100,000 words are produced in|able data, and it removes the| isessions that go late into the/threat of failure from the learn-| night and the translation must ing process. | "DRACULA Prince of Darkness" Starring CHRISTOPHER LEE : | A SABOTAGE "Plague of the ZOMBIES" | 3 - Maa UNDER Starring ANDRE MORELL ! f : THE Both F Adult Entertainment end in Color \ | MIDNIGHT FREE ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS BAY RIDGES DRIVE-IN COLUMBIA PICTURES peas hy A008 HWY. NO. 2 BLOCK EAST OF LIVERPOOL ROAD ABENTON FILM PRODUCTION be made and published for the Booth ' elementary and secondary edu-| : cation research with thé U. 5, of-| fice of education, on le ftom the University of Illinois where | word sample in the 1962 Canada - wl teed of elementary Yearbook, she says. It will sigenliaeeeabie include-common idioms andj His program has been adopted grammatical differences be- |by some schools in the U.S. and tween the tongues. |has just come on the Canadian | Dr. Booth, of the universtiy's| market. mathematics department, Says = = BH a = "a it also will provide for transla- tion of such words as card and} * FRIDAY x spring, which have different meanings corresponding to dif-|g "FOR THE SWINGING SET" ferent words in French. | F "We Have worked out statis- Py THE tics for the occurrence of vari- . ous grammatical forms so that Fy TWILIGHTS the computer, when translating ambiguous words, can select . the one most likely to be required." At first, the matter to be |following day," says Dr. K. H. Dr. Suchman is director =f The computer is being pro- vided with an English-French |\dictionary based on a_ 25,000- Dancing 9 p.m. till 1 Admission 1.75 KIRK c RICHARD DOUGLAS jonas RRIS THE HERDES OF TELEMARK rs LLA JACOBSSON: nit eos ANTON COFFINS Screanpley by IVAN MOFFAT and BEN BARZMAN «Produced by S. BENJAMIN FISZ Directed by ANTHONY MANN: PANAVISION® COLUMBIA COLOR NOW PLAYING SHOW TIMES -- 1:50 - 4:15 - 6:50 - 9:30 - L.C.S. 9:10 Re-opening Night at... HELD OVER The RED RAVEN |Peaeam nt, Knights of Columbus Hall, 84 Bond St. W. | AIM ay THE Dress: Shirt and Tie -- Dancing 8:30 -- 12. "REVELAIRES" FREE! Girls FREE! | @ Go-Go Contest © Prizes | © Refreshments he @ Presenting the "PHAETONS" translated will be fed to the computer on punched cards. Later tapes may be used for jautomatic typesetting of the fla =o * = --_ fl | translation. The project will produce only translation, of many idioms have to be edited" Dr, Booth| ROUGE VALLEY says. 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