North Bay Teachers College - Polaris Yearbook (North Bay, Ontario Canada)

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Student no. , 74321 Name: Dennis Hall North Bay Teachers' College PRA CTICE TEACHING REPORT School- Northern Ontario Grade 5 Date 1968- 69 TEACHING MANNER: Why weren't you pleasant and enthusiastic? VOICE: very clear, could be heard outside at all times. USE OF LANGUAGE: language not suitable for grade fany gradej. PLANNING AND METHODS: Some restraint needed in planning. A field trip to Toronto for the complete teaching week was rather ambitious. Pupil involvement in this project was excellent. Please clear sleeping bags from the room before you leave to-nite. Have you found your lesson plans? SUBJECT MATTER: displayed a little confusion in teaching the 14. n KNOWLEDGE: SELECTION: ORGANIZATION: reading groups fyou forgot the Turtlesj note: The Young Canada Readers is not a club! USE OF TEACHING: Use of overhead, tape recorder and projector most effective. AIDS: If you used them separately, I think the children would find it less distracting. Films strips were difficult to follow upside-down. MANAGEMENT: teacher's desk must remain in the classroom at all times. Do not allow students to pick subjects for the day from a hat. Children are used to a more structured program. The Roulette wheel, for a more mathematical approach is beside my day book. PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENT: all walls and floorswere washed after finger-painting in Art period on Thursday. Please return my pitchpipe. Did you lose a pair of red mittens? ADDITIONAL REMARKS: With full attention to details listed on the following 6 pages, teaching should improve. Student had a very successful week! M. E. Chandler Form One. THE STORY OF HUMPTY DUMPTY Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall or so the story goes, We built him for our carnival as all the College knows. . . Humpty he was made of snow, that was gathered from the ground, The biggest problem that we had was to keep his tummy round: We worked and worked the whole night long- to make him a success, When the sun came up the next morning- we found to our distress That Humpty had a crack in him as long as he was wide. . . We wanted to save our Humpty- so everybody tried. We skipped a class to fix him up, the morning of the day- That was to be his judgement: Oh! What would the judges say? The verdict didn't take too long- as was evident to all: For Humpty, our dear Humpty had fallen off the wall. The moral of our story, for it has one you know. . . Don't ever! ever! ever! make a Humpty out of snow. Harold Healy Form Six. 100

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CENTENNIAL: Blais, Mrs. Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Evelyn Cunningham, Mr. A1 Gigg, Miss Jenifer MacDonald, Mr. David Watt, Mrs. Patricia DR. CARRUTHERS: Davidson, Mrs. Maureen Osberg, Mr. Roy Todd, Mrs. Christine Yuzwak, Mrs. Helene DR. MACDOUGALL: Dyke, Mrs. Geraldine Harper, Mrs. Karen Hartwick, Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mr. William MacKay, Miss lois MacLean, Mrs. Violet Saari, Mrs. Eunice Wilkinson, Mrs. Linda E.T. CARMICHAEL: Rinaldo, Mrs. Eila Sutton, Mr. Ken E. W. NORMAN: Burke, Mrs. Helen Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth Soule, Mrs. Winnifred White, Mrs. Elin Whitford, Mrs. Joanne FERONIA: Edwards, Miss Karen Ferrell, Miss Karen J. W. TRUSLER: Gibbs, Mrs. Betty Jackson, Mrs. Karen Joles, Mrs. Maren Kroger, Mrs. Lorene Moffat, Mr. Paul 102 Associate Teachers Local Public Schools KING GEORGE: Lueck, Mrs. Olive MacDonald, Mrs. Mae Neil, Mr. Murray Vaillancourt, Mrs. Helen LAURENTIAN: Armstrong, Mrs. Joyce Beilhartz, Miss Glenda Bielby, Mrs. Verna Gallardi, Mrs. Sharon McIntyre, Mrs. Beverly Murray, Mr. Larry Tulisalo, Mrs. Tiina MARSHALL PARK: Ethier, Mrs. Bonnie Locking, Mr. Edward Neff, Mrs. Nancy Neily, Miss Ona Tennyson, Mr. Alan Von Holtzendorff, Mrs. Ursula Wiles, Mrs. Yvonne O'BRIEN: Smith, Mrs. Marie PINEWOOD: Hill, Mr. Peter RIVERBEND: Graff, Mrs. Marilyn Williamson, Mrs. Barbara SUNSET PARK: Fleming, Mr. Robert Leigh, Mrs. Jessie Tennyson, Mrs. Lauren TROUT MILLS: Desjardins, Mrs. Fran Simms, Mr. Ted TWEEDSMUIR: Bartlett, Mrs. Gail Campbell, Mrs. Marion Claudio, Mrs. Sandra Closs, Mrs. Carolyn Murray, Mrs. Gail Nichol, Mrs. Thlema Souter, Mrs. Margaret Summers, Mrs. Elaine Whitford, Mr. Robert Cameron, Mrs. Marion VINCENT MASSEY: Hawthorne, Mrs. Eileen MacDonald, Mrs. Sandra Whetstone, Mrs. Edith PAUL DAVOUD: Bainbridge, Mrs. Joan Church, Mr. William Levis, Mrs. Mary MacKay, Mr. I,L, Naughton, Mrs. Elena Penner, Mrs. Ethel Wardlaw, Mrs. Eva H.G. DAVIS Noel, Mr. Conrad PHELPS CENTRAL: Amlin, Mrs. Lenore Paterson, Mr. Andrew, B,A Thomson, Mrs. Katherine P.J. KEELING: James, Mrs. Karen Emond, Mrs. W. Wilkes, Mrs. Maria Hughes, Mrs. Alice Douglas, Mrs. Dorothy CALLANDER: Lubitz, Mrs. Alonia Houghtling, Mr. Earle Lawrence, Mrs. Mary Aro, Mrs. Sylvia Adams, Mr. Bryan