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Show -- 'I ' n . . ........ tvi ., , v '. t (M-- . -- we 'wvar The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, October 13, 1963 VI New Axiom Experience Best (Way to Pick) Teacher New York Times' NEW YORK, Oct. 12 One of the countrys leading teacher training experts called Friday for drastic changes in the procedures used for the. appointment of teachers and principals to the schools of large cities. IN A STUDY prepared for discussion at the Schoolmen's Week program at the UniverDr. sity of Pennsylvania, Harry N. Rivlin, dean of teacher education at the city University of New York, urged that such appointments be based on internship and experience-rat herthaa.written tests. charged that DR. KIYUN -- Tr t t such tests belittle the qualities that make for educational leadership and consequently, when used to select principals and other school leaders, deter some of the potentially, most successful applicants. WHILE ADMITTING that the present examination procedures have been a "laudable attempt to keep appointments to the school system from being regarded as part of political patronage," he said they have had undesirable comes to completing for new teachers if superintendents from suburban areas can make a definite offer of a job as sobn as the student is graduated from college, and all that the superintendent of a big city can offer is an application for an examination. other school systems who have demonstrated their ability to head a school, he said. AS A RESULT, the principals in the big cites are drawn University of Kansas is freshman in aerospace engiLAWRENCE. KAN., Oct. 12 neering from India. He is (AP) The foreign student Ananthaknshnan Ananthanaiy. limited to those who have with the longest name at the ayanan. served either as assistants to principals or acting principals. The examination then should consist essentially of an evaluation of the candidates performance as an educational administrator. Just Call Me Jack almost exclusively from the ranks of those who entered locally as teachers, he added. AT THE SAME time, proHe calls such inbreeding even visions should be made for Dr. Rivlin charged that more serious when the sources judging the competence of adpresent big city procedures for appointment as principals ministrators in out-o- f town lead io undesirable in Breed- are limited to teachers selected who are inteiested in schools by an examination process that ing. a city school system. unnecessarily frightens away joining "For all principals, there Where principals are chosen some who sucbe most might should be a reevaluation of on the basis of local competi- cessful in the classroom. their performance on the job tive examinations, moreover, DR. RIVLIN proposed in- by the usual examining body AS AN EXAMPLE, Dr. Riv-- t the examination system virtu-allbefore tenure is granted," Dr. rules out the possibility of stead that appointments to qtod ttitit hip cities as principals Should be4 Rivlin said. are at a disadvantage when It alt r a c t i n g principals fiom COPE captive, Mr. King? The folder being passed out in Utah but labor printed by COPE and bosses says you voted the COPE way nearly 100 of the time. How about it, Mr. King? out-of-sta- te side-effect- s. a aa a) Pete Political ed by Gerald R. Hansen, 134? Edward Way "A AAAAAA Associated Press Wirephoto . . Named Kenny McMillan . Future Fanners president. . Sorry, No FFA Chooses Mail, Telephone Orders or C.O.D.s! 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