Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Edito mal As our year at the College is drawing to a close, we begin to examine and ask our- selves, What did we get out of this year? I am fully aware that in some cases the answer is, Absolutely nothing! Butwere there opportunities which we missed? Were there chances for a fruitful and enioyable year here? These are the questions which always plague people at the end of every- thing - whether it is a day, a year ora lifetime. It you did not get anything out of your stay here you have missed a great deal, both as a person and as a prospective teacher. We all have had many opportunities to learn and apply leadership, and cooperation. ln the many and varied aspects of College life we had a chance to exemplify the attitudes which we will be trying to develop in young children starting next year. Did we take ad- vantage of all these opportunities, or did we lust let them go by, unaffected by their presence? There is a very true proverb which says that you get out of any situation only as much as you put into it. Search yourself and see if the reason that you have not enioyed your stay here is not due to lack of involve- ment. If you have not given anything to the school you cannot possibly get anything out of it. This isthe same involvementor participa- tion that we have been trying to achieve in our teaching. lt is the feeling of success and satisfaction, which comes from being an in- tegral part of the group rather than an un- necessary fixture. Next year as teachers our task will be to mold the characters of young children. We will have to make children like and enjoy school. This will be very difficult to do if we are not actively involved in school life. Don't miss another chance! The more you give, the greater the rewards. IRENE CHOMATIDIS Page 5

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