Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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CHING l An overall view oi The eleven small-discussion groups in session. Team Teachers. Charles Clark and Kevin Mc- Givern, are on hand Tor consTanT guidance and super- vision Evolving ouT oT research aimed aT producing aT The same Time boTh qualiTy and quanTiTy educaTion. The experimenT oT Team Teaching was made possible Through a Ford FoundaTion granT Tor The advancemenT oi educaTion. Across The UniTed STaTes dozens of schools have been engaged in exploraT'ory proiecTs since l957. Lincoln-Way accepTed The challenge This pasT year To Try ouT iTs meriTs. As There is a consTanT inTerchange oT ideas among Team Teachers, The insTrucTional program is direcTly improved. Also Teachers can specialize, Thus becoming more pro- TicienT in a given area. Time Tor research and class preparaTion is made available by Teachers being released Trom The locked-in rouTine oT TradiTional Teaching. Given more careTul aTTenTion, sTudenTs Teel They are individuals and noT losT in a mass oT human beings. P'ercenTage-wise 402 oT Their Time is spenT in large-group dis- cussion, 407, in individual sTudy, and 207, in small-group discussion. STudenTs indicaTe a deTiniTe preference Tor Team Teaching and like The Tlexible grouping procedures. Kevin Mcfivivern sparks The discussion and TesTs iTs auTh- enTiciTy by a visiT To one oT The eleven small-discussion groups, each in session Through The eTTorTs oT a sTudenT leader. YNY W

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PHYS ED. POPULATION EXPLOSION WARRANTS ADDED FACILITIES The body, as The mind, musl be kepr aclive Io be healihy. In our modern world, where il is easy Io depend on conveniences, planned physical aclivily is especially im- porlanl. Recognizing Ihal' proper eguipmeni in rhe gymnasium is as impor+anI' as books and desks in Ihe classroom, Lincoln-Way has eliminared Ihe shorlages so aculely fell lasf year in Ihe physical educalion deparlmenf. New locker rooms, illuminaled wilh modern sky lighls, have been provided for bolh The girls' and boys' deparlmenlrs. The new varsilry room cancels oul confliclrs wilh Ihe sporls sC+ivi+xe5, houses lockers for Jrhe baskelball players, and serves as a Iirsl-aid slalion as well. Parallel bars and a horse have broadened Jrhe gymnaslics program. And Io accommodale Ihe increased personnel of Ihe deparlmenr, new offices have been added. K.