Wednesday, September 28, 1988

It was a first — co-operation
-between the B.C, Teachers’ Fed-
eration and school district 63 to

bring the Program for Quality

Teaching to 20 local teachers from ©

By VALORIE LENNOX. .
Review Staff Writer

Greenglade Elementary, Durrance

College courses can start two
ycars carly for students at Park-
land Secondary School in Sidney
under an innovative agreement
‘between Camosun College and
school district 63.

The agreement, approved by
trustees Sept. 26, allows for devel-
opment of an interlocking curricu-
lum between the secondary. school
and college. Initially students. may
gain college credit for some
secondary school courses while
the eventual goal is a continuing
program starting in grade 11-and
leading into the college. .

_ Students enrolled in the pro-
‘gram would be given preferred
access to the colicge courses in
their chosen program.

Trustce John Betts said the
jointly administered program
should climinate unnecessary
_ duplication in sccondary school

and college courses, encourage the

sharing of school and college —

faculty and facilitics, help students
sct career goals and provide con-
linuity in cducation towards those
goals.

Initially the program will focus
on science and technology
courses, including applicd chemis-
try and biology, civil engineering,

computing, electronics, mechani-. -

cal enginecring, manufacturing
enginecring, welding cnginccring
and the university transfer science
program.

Betts hopes the program will be

expanded: to include trades »
courses and that the two other .
secondary schools in the. district

will be involved by the end of the
year.

An information mecting on the
program for interested parents and
Students will be held ‘at. Parkland
Secondary School on October. 18.

- More kids equal more moncy.

_ Increased enrolment in school
district 63° will produce an addi-
tional $136,500 in increased fund-

ing from the Provincial Ministry

of Education.
Enrolment is up by 91 students
over. projections. and four more

teachers have been hired, superin-.

‘tendent Janet Mort reported.

— ~ The: additional funding will ie
~~ cover “the increased: iene costs..

a Victoria \ was ‘approved by munici-
oe pal ‘council Sept. 19.

The decision came after alder- 2 ren
-men were. assured the: agreement. ,
was similar tothe one for: the

“experimental farm,

Initially Ald..Dee Bailin. pro- |

posed ‘referring the agreement to

- committce of the whole for dis- -
‘cussion, because aldermen only. §

received a. copy of the agreement
shortly before the mecting.

However Ald. Don, Caverlcy..
-gaid the agreement was similar to. §

the existing agreement with Agri-

culture Canada to provide sewer '

service to the experimental farm,

~ $0 acceptance did not need to be

delayed.

Under the agreement the Univ-

ersity of Victoria will pay an
annual tax of $2,900, install an
‘inline septic tank, contribute
$45,300 for a future sewage treat-
ment plant upgrade
$25,000 kowarls a sludge disposal
project,

--aez carlicr reported the sewer

- system has sufficient capacity to.

handle sewage from the lodge,

Aldermen Caverley, Rehecea

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Municipal engincer Igor Zahyn-

An increase of 150 students in-

‘the French as.a-second language
program Iced. school: trustees to

increase staff by the equivalent of -

one. half-time. position.
The. staff. increase will cost an

estimated $16,000-and is to be

covered from the existing budget,
although board members: hoped

_further enrollment increases ©. }
‘would ‘produce more Ministry. of A
Education funding.”

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te Vermeer and ‘Chris: Lott voted to:
me Dunsmuir. Lodge ‘between. North”

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Workshop ai first in co-operation

Elementary and North Saanich
Middle Schools.

The three-year-old BCTF-.
developed program. encourages
teachers to form into three-person:
teams and. work together to
improve cach team member’ Ss
teaching skills.

For the first time, the teachers’
federation and a school district
jointly funded presentation of the
program — with the BCTF pro-
viding the facilitators and paying
for their expenses and the district

picking. up the tab for. substitute .

teachers — so participants could
take and implement the program.
“It’s really significant that the
school board and the BCTF are
working together to get the best
learning situation for the stu-
dents,’’ said North Saanich middle
school teacher Beverly Davis.

The 20 tcachers taking the

workshop also contributed, devot-
ing their own time Scpt. 24 and 25
to the program.

““We take as little money as

possible because there isn’t a.

whole lot.”’

The workshop was ‘held z at Durr-
ance School all day Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, and half the
day Sunday.

Teachers learned to set joint
goals, constructively critique cach

other’s teaching, and review and —

experiment with new tcaching
techniques, especially those focus-
ing on co-operative learning and
higher thinking skills.

‘*It was wonderful to work with
these people. They’re so commit-

ted. We’re really trying to get ©

optimum learning for: the stu.
dents,’’ Davis said.

‘The workshop, sponsored by the |

teachers’ federation, was also held
during: the summer in ‘school dis-
trict 63, when. about 20 teachers
took part.

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nich.

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sclecting two for interviews, said
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