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Show 4 Page objective type thinker could feel the emotions very strongly but would nut show them. Writers with a slant to the right as in specimen B not only feel, but show those feelA parent wrote us a long ings in some way, in kcepng letter the other day. She had with the rest of their nature. Responsive people are also just learned that if a teen ager naturally impulsive because, in gets into an auto accident where responding to their emotions, damages and or personal in- they are less likely to pause jury result, the parents are and consider the consequences. Depending upon the restraints Id which completely responsible, they have placed upon like it if you could tell us themselves, cither purposely or something about what to look they will either for in our sons writing to be a bundle of emotion, plung-knnwith litlle furrlhought whether he would show "1 . or the expression of their emo- .n dr.vmg our,liong will be modifiM U,cause god judgment car if we were to let him take ;of thp influence of other charac-i- t out alone ' she asks. She ter traits, went on to say that she real-In specimen B we find a izes parents are supposed to nature that ran be easily arous know their children pretty well ed. Inwardly the writer is re but that contrary to general ' sponding strongly, but outward-o- p nion, she doesn't believe any- - ly she appears in control of her one completely understands reactions. The reason lies in their children. She continues, her reserve and dignity deterThere are things youve men- mined from the retraced ds tioned in your column that I and ts and in her conscioushadnt realized until I saw it ness of the appearanre she is in his writing and was alerted creating shown in the word to look for those character know" where the second hump traits. I've found that I can of the n" is made higher than give him far more understand- the first. She is conservative, which is another restraint couning than ever before." The specimen of the hoys ter balancing her inward dewriting is not reproduced here sire to let go. Conservatism is in the column because total shown in the tight formation of evaluation of an individuals the spacing of the letters and writing is necessary to answer in the formation of the ms" such an important question. and ns" where the humps are Look at specimen A. When squeezed together. At times like a set of brakes writing is straight up and down or very nearly so, it shows an on a car, the restraints might objective, cool headed thinker give way and the writer will who applies good judgment in act or speak on impulse. But an emergency. Such an indivi- like a good driver, the writer dual would not go to extremes will still have some control. of driving that would lead to In evaluation, thinking ability would have to be considered as recklessness on the road. Most people, however, are well as the effects of all negamore emotionally responsive in tive traits. That has not been their outward reactions. The attempted here. By Leslie Wagner King Neighbor Staff Writer (Eiitora Note: If yon have a question about your writing, aend in a small specimen which can be used in this mini.) Neighbor The . 1962 9, 1 May 'H.t Ife terted the students with questions on educational values, value standards, behavior standards and ultimate truth claims at the beginning of the course of study and used the identical set of questions again at the end. As his control group, a lary. The Story of Philosophy by senior English class which did Will Durant was used as part of not study philosophy was given the study in the introductory the same set of questions. class. Mr Bennion also tried lu give the students maximum opportunity to do thorough and express thrir opinions both orally in class search, critically evaluate their and in short written papers. The class in social ethics was a more intense study of ethical and moral theories and application to social problems. Mr Bennion majored in philoKen Bclka, 17, son of Mr sophy and holds a teaching cer- & Mrs Merlin C. Bclka, 2741 tificate. lie taught at Olympus high school last year. He re- South 3(10 East, was announced ceived permission from the as the winner or uie Granite Board of Education to conduct High School presidential slate experimental classes in philo- at a special Thursday assembly. The Wednesday final elections sophy this year and will use his findings in his master's also named Charles Petty, 17, thesis. The faculty of the two son of Mr & Mrs Neuman C. high schools will work with him in evaluation of the course us a possible regular part of Ihe high school curriculum. Mr Bcnnion devised a measuring instrument divided into three parts to indicate students progress in critical thinking. Olympus, Granite Pilot First Philosophy Course Olympus and Granite high schools tried a pilot course of study in philosophy wim senior students of both high schools participating on a volunteer basis. Two clases were offered with John Bennion of Salt, Luke City as instructor. One class was an introductory to philosophy; the other was in a branch of philosophy - social ethics - and was open only to students who had taken the introductory course last fall. According to Mr Bcnnion, the number of boys and girls who elected to take the classes were surprisingly evenly divided, and some of the girls were my best students. Many of the students in the philosophy classes intended to continue with their education but Mr Bcnnion emphasized that he believes a study of philosophy is of importance to those who do not plan on eolege. It reflective critical, develops thinking which in application to daily situations would aid the student in making decisions, in forming a workable philosophy of life, would help them become aware of great truth claims and value claims and is ot especial use in a democracy, lie also mentioned that the study forces careful thinking and encourages a large vocabu- - Granite High Tags Student Officers A '"""' YOUR DOLLARS Ksrl Pedersen ITATE FIRM MTIH tsmtSk State Farm Agent TV Service service calls 250 am Parts & In Labor Eart 4500 Snutn. Southgate Ave. (27tP Smith): . ()845 Kelvinatoi Gas Ranges! o Removable .aL'--- o Broiler With Drop Down Door 149 -- Because They are made a Very Special Way! the INCH MODEL o King Size 24 Inch Oven - o Recessed Top w o Lift Up Top Florescent Light COOK , n one-fourt- onc-hal- f. vard, Gordon Harry, John West and Cris Haines, three shy, but elfhest youths who are trying hard, Dean Pettit. Russell Klein, Terry Rogers, David Pyper and Wayne Jensen. 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