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Although the rest of the city fumed and fretted as a blinding snowstorm made traffic almost impossible and walking a real hardship, the city's youngsters were only too happy. This photo shows children from the Collegiate School Outing Club sleighing in Central Park, January 23, 1935.
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🎓 Jack attended Collegiate School, a private and traditional school for boys — As did his uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr., — who attended in New York from third to tenth grade.
✏️JFK Jr. in the 1975 Collegiate school:
Caroline escorts Jack, feb 1, 2000 / Jackie escorts JFK Jr. Sept 20, 1968.
🎓 Jack and colleagues, 2007.
"LEADING STUDENTS AT OAKWOOD COLLEGIATE," Toronto Star. October 28, 1943. Page 4. --- Five scholarships winners at Oakwood collegiate were, LEFT to RIGHT, Marjorie Cox, Marion Smith, Sylvia Brown, Rae Snowbell and Ken Kinch. Miss Cox won the Robert Bruce scholarship; Miss Smith the Optima cup, which makes her the school's leading girl; Miss Brown the Edward Blake and Moses Henry Aikins scholarships; Miss Snowbell won the Alumni scholarship and Kinch the T. L. Church cup for scholarship, character, athletics.
"BOYS TAKE PART IN ORATORICAL CONTEST," Toronto Globe. May 6, 1933. Page 9. ---- With eight out of nine Toronto collegiates represented, there was keen competition in the Toronto Home and School Council Oratorical Contest, held last evening in Jarvis Street Collegiate. The winner was Glenn Morrow of Humberside Collegiate, No. 1, above, and Joseph Goldstein, No. 2, was second. Other contestants were: William McCordic, Riverdale Collegiate, No. 3; Fred McMahon, North Toronto Collegiate, No. 4; Norman Phillips, University Schools. No. 5: Charles Galster, Malvern Collegiate, No. 6; Jack Van Der Hout, Har.bord Collegiate. No. 7; Walter Clark, Jarvis Collegiate, No. 8.
“Vaughan Road Collegiate Pupils Present Ambitious Operetta To Aid Unemployed,” Toronto Star. February 24, 1942. Page 20. ---- In producing the operetta, ‘The Nautical Knot,’ the students of Vaughan Rd. Collegiate are attempting something unusual in stage productions. ABOVE are shown some of the cast in costume. (1) Neil Pennycock as the grizzled old ancient mariner of the good ship ‘Bounding Billow,’ with Hilda Truman as Delia, one of the Barnstapoole girls. (2). Julia, the haughty belle of Barnastapoole, played by Margaret Green, having her portrait painted by the wandering artist, Barnabas Lee, played by Sandy Gillan. This play is enacted to-night and Thursday and Friday evenings. Twenty-five per cent, of all the proceeds go to aid the unemployment fund in the township of York.
10 Reasons Why Having a Lesson Plan is Important
All those who are in the teaching profession will agree on the importance of a lesson plan.
Lesson plan provides a step-by-step guide to teachers to understand deeply what he/she is teaching, how the teaching should proceed, and the contents of the study materials and eventually whether the students understand what is being taught.
The 10 important steps of an effective lesson plan.
1. Incorporate the Three Arms of Effective Teaching
In order to help faculty maintain a standard teaching pattern that will benefit students of different intelligence levels, it is essential that they follow a logical teaching pattern.
a) Course Objective
b) Learning Activities
c) Assessments in the form of assignments.
2. A Perfect Time Management Tool in Classrooms
It is only through a step-by-step lesson plan that you will be able to teach the important sections of a topic within the prescribed time period to students.
3. Builds the confidence in teachers
It is through a lesson plan that you can become a confident teacher who becomes a well-informed and highly knowledgeable faculty.
4. A Clear Route-Map To Effective Teaching
What to teach and how to teach are the two important questions that should be pre-answered by teachers.
5. A Boon To Struggling Students
With a proper lesson plan you will be able to avoid unnecessary omissions or repetitions that emerge as a result of students getting promoted from one grade into another.
6. Gain Recognition as an Inspirational Teacher
A well-organized teacher will be able to attract the attention of your students who will respect your planning traits.
7. A Result-Oriented Practice
It is only through this homework that you as an instructor will be able to guide your students better.
8. Sets the Anticipatory Mood for Students
Teachers rely on teaching mechanisms like a game, a video clipping or an industrial tour to create a sense of expectation amongst students.
You can also engage your students in a focused discussion about a particular topic as a preparation for what is coming up next.
9. A Reference Tool Which Facilitates Swapping of Teachers
A substitute teacher, banking on a lesson plan will be able to take the position of a class teacher easily.
Students benefit a great deal when the supporting teacher has all the information concerning the teaching style of the earlier faculty.
10. Promotes A Healthy Learning Environment
With a lesson plan as a teaching tool, you as a teacher can plan your lessons in the most effectivel manner.
With a well-chalked out plan of learning activities and routines, you will be able to present the subject matter in an orderly fashion.
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Top 5 Reasons why Education is Extremely Important
There is a great importance of education in our lives. A well-educated person gets respect everywhere in the world. You will be able to reason, use your reading and writing skills for good purpose and widen the horizon of your knowledge if you have a proper education. The basis of education starts at school. The following are the top 5 reasons why education is extremely important:
1. Earn your own living
You will be able to get various job opportunities if you are properly educated. This will make you financially independent. In some jobs, you come in contact with a lot of people from various fields. This may prove helpful to you if you plan to shift to another job or do something on your own in the future.
2. Can work in various environments
Education makes you capable of working in various environments. You will be able to face various challenges which you will face while working in different environments and overcome them. The reason behind this is your self-confidence which you gain from your education.
3. Fight baseless superstitions
If people are uneducated, they believe in various baseless superstitions. If you become educated, you will then understand that there is no scientific reason behind these superstitions. In the same way, when a whole society becomes educated, then there is no place for baseless superstitions in that society.
4. Cannot be fooled
It is very easy to fool an uneducated person. But an educated person cannot be fooled so easily. If you are educated, you will listen to all but decide what to do on the basis of reasoning and logic.
5. Get adapted to new technologies
The modern age is an age of technology. Many new technologies are being discovered these days. If you are not educated, you cannot use these technologies. You have to get the proper education to get the benefits of modern technologies.
