University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Toronto Islctncz' Ncztuml Science School An invaluable experience .... Something I shall always remember .... such were the comments of the twelve Windsor Teachers' College students who attended the Toronto Island School for one week. It is the only one of its kind in Canada, for its curric- ulum is devoted almost entirely to the study of natural science. It is located in an isolated part of Toronto Island, and each Monday morning a group of 72 Grade Six students from Toronto Public Schools arrive by ferry, along with two teachers and six Teachers' College Teachers. The children sleep in dormitories, and eat in the school dining room. There is a permanent staff of four expert teachers who concentrate on natural science based on bird life, conservation, geology, map and compass study, pond life, plant life, farm and weather. It is not only the students who learn in this exciting environment. The teachers learn, too. Carol Cowin Form One. Initiation Ceremonies Smiling on the outside-but crying on the inside! vw., 15

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