Roblin Collegiate Semester System Evaluation
Roblin Collegiate adopted a two semester year in 1971 aiming for flexibility balanced workloads and faster subject progression. A survey of 38 parents 333 students and 20 teachers shows strong support with most noting fewer subjects per term fewer exam pressures and higher marks though concerns include absenteeism boredom longer classes and scheduling issues.
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Manitoba moves to create 15 member film classification board
Legislation to replace the Manitoba Film Censor Board with a 15 person classification board would restrict films for viewers under 18. Bill 70 sets age based classifications, places admission responsibility on theatre operators, and contemplates photo ID proof at cost.
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Manitoba delays four year education program for 1972 73
The University of Manitoba announces postponement of the four year Bachelor of Education program planned for this fall in collaboration with the University of Winnipeg. Students may choose between a two year program leading to elementary teaching or a one year program for early childhood or elementary teachers, with options for those holding a degree in arts or science to pursue secondary teaching.
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