The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 48

riiiiiimniiuiii tninillIllIHllHllim Jt RACINt SINDAY BILLKTIN Bundar, December II. 1117 LUMBER CO. Aid Sought for Science Teachers, Now Saddled with Unrelated Duties 5 States Plan Court Changes i CHICAGO (in Court re- the constitution for popular ori.niz.tlon plana will be In- vote In 1958 which would bring a 0M court system all of troduced in at least five lUte, leglilatures at their next "'However, the Illinois and Chi- WASHINGTON (NEA) Portrait of a high school-id- ere ore 2 'grf5 or Ae BIG 5-FOOT VJOL1C1 BEL7JHy Ma. Iau UM cn ma cam Mldol Xmot Gift For Dad's I A. .1.

.1 noma rrgrninop All arti y. mckiiti4, in44t MMth, i4y aion despite setbacks this year, cago Bar Associations are not ence teacher a man who also a survey by the American Ju-satisfied with the proposal, (supervises the lunchroom, dicature Society Journal dis- New York's legislature coaches football and teaches closed. turned down court reform pro-drivcr e(jucation. all for $4,311 The Journal said plans aimed posals made by a legislature ycar; at cutting delays In obtalnlng'commlssion but the commis-j the sorry picture justice and Increasing admln-jaion is expected to submit painted by Robert H. Carlcton, Istrative efficiency probubly.bill again.

executive secretary of the Na- will be Introduced in the legls- A court reform plan was dc-; tional Siccnce Teachers Asso-latures of Illinois. New by the Connecticut elation, who thinks It's high Connecticut. Wisconsin and legislature last year, while In' time his fellow Instructors get North Carolina. (Wisconsin the public rejected break if they're going to help Illinois' legislature already a reorganization plan that had America meet Soviet scientific bis approved an amendment to been passed by the legislature 'progress. 1 'V says, should be at least 000.

He also favors special financial aid for teachersto enable them to brush up on science In summer school. "Teachers ere enthusiastic and anxious for such opportunities, but they need financial aid if they must forego summer earning opportunities for this purpose." )ie says, Carleton believes higher pay and less burdensome schedules would enable schools to keep hundreds of teachers who quit their jobs each year to go to work for Industry. Also he predicts these improvements would be a boon to recruiting many new science instructors. He explains that each year about 1,500 new college grad- n4 Inttructlmi inclu4ai 0.r.ll 4mMiini SH. The classroom teacher is jthe key to progress and improvement in the instruction jand motivation of young people I to understand science and to It's Your Move By RUSS KIME )7 hli, 4 2J1 4ti.

thick i4 M'4 U. Mad (ram ulccted Liln s20" M-STl rarPPr in Ihk fiHH ROBERT II. CARLETON Break for fellow Instructors says Carleton. who is one of the muntrv's outstjndino au- 1 1 i j. .1 I.

uates. who have been trained says, should be available for ,0 scif nce ntcr some working with individual stu- othcr field of work. dents, particularly the highlyj Vouth gifted ones, and for general, The teachers association of- planning and strengthening of that sludl 'I Jim weiuncr auuca nmncrwtji. unquestionaoiy me thoritics on public school sci-; scalp to his string as he con- round robin is the fairer test ence instruction Untied to pile up victories to since each player must mecti maintain his lead in the cityevery other contestant at least ToP Priority ichess tourney. In winning from once.

Many of the Russian Carleton believes an exten-Art Domsky last Monday eve- players have never competed in1 sive program to improve the jnirtg he played his best chess the Swiss type tournament. working conditlons 0f science ilnra rtiifntn frt th flitH aft. Tl t- the science program." PING PONG TABLES show that American youth is a three-year layoff. The.round robin tournament was orj form financia He also emphasizes that no hishy interested in science Tk ri i 'nis. counlry'l aid from the federal eovern- instructor should have to tcacn: But he explains that many with hia best efforts in 1953.

however. Caller the Lessing A more than two subjects. Lriom rourm ore taueht in when he finished second in the Rosenwald tournament, its en- mcnt and lndustry P'" inan 1 0 5ciente cour re lau tournament. 'try list includes the top dozen the ll-ut suPPort of state Ned' Jsu a du" Way thal I The writer won from so players in this country. ideation departments, school Ranking with the problem of students are discouraged from "HERE'S THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" Full Refutation Siso S'i9' With Sturdy Plywood Bos Compleft.

fnard Gill to hold second olace. America' 1 I boards and local clitizens' crowded schedules is the much taKing mem. inai wny rie. discussed need for higher teach-ton emphasizes the need for and, Grandmaster Samuel Reshev- groups. draw; sky.

won it the first vear. but First of all. Carlcton wants, er salaries. "It's a national dis-, modern science teacning equip- dropped to third place behind science teachers to be relieved' grace that in 1955-56," Carle- ment in high schools. Larry Evans and Arthur Bis-of extra duties, which may, ton declares, "That the median But Carleton warns mai sci- guicr the following year.

$21 NOW ONLY include teaching three or four salary for all secondary school ence should not be a subjects in addition to -sciencej teachers was only $4,511 and boost at the expense of other as well as extra-curricular; only $3,770 for elementary school courses. Reshevsky regained his title swnne rranK uuuennoii I John Baird played to a 'and are tied for third, i Results of round 4: iWrldnir I iDomtkr (OIU Klnt JUlrd I Bulie nhalt Kuna 'Wll 'Tubner In II Zltik The standings: 'Wtldatr 4 tOtwrt Kimt 1 I Ttubncr BuMboft a 4 I 'll ird l'i I Zlirkt Kuna I rta rmtr 1 tit OUi I I third year and is favored' I school teachers." "This would make a science i'. 1 .1 Carleton thinks these addi-j Carlcton would like to see teacher a first class citizen and tional duties should be handled; all teachers start out at not an English or history teacher by other teachers or teachers'! less than $5,000 and advance a second class citizen," he says, aides. "The science teacher's to $7,500 within 10 years. And, "We don't make a scientist by extra time beyond classes," he' the top teaching salary, he science training alone." R.

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