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Show name deseftt news 8A October Friday, " Stay Flexible, Teachers Told 1969 10, T NEAAide Cites Goal Of School far-ou- j "II we fail to educate each $uld to his potential, we may ?ise the vitality of society," a farmer president of the National Education Association told the Department of Classroom Teachers at the UEA convention Thursday afternoon. Dr. Richard D. Batchelder, now executive secretary, California Teachers Association-Souther- Defending the much criticized behavioral psychology, a Stanford University professor told Utah public school counselors not to "shut the t door on new and often concepts and ideas Dr. John D. Krumboltz professor of education and psychology and the author of numerous books and reports, said, "We must keep the door open to all new ideas and we must encourage those who have controversial ideas. n Section, challenged to "invest more tfme to meet and work with students. He also urged creation of a partnership" with students and a "climate for learning. t CONDUCTS SESSION .The session was conducted by Mrs. Eernell (Maxine H.) Evans, president of the Department of Classroom Teacher and a teacher at Granite Districts Oquirrh Hills Elementary School. teachers t Music was provided by the Tooele Junior High School 7th and 8th Grade Chorus, cont. ducted by Mrs. Beth the oppotering behavior site approach of traditional should use proper situa- thinking. If a person can be eased or forced into performing a situation that he discovers he the person may enjoys, change his attitude about that act, explained Dr. Krumboltz. In bringing about the act a counselor or psychologist he rebuked the act of immediately calling in or disciplining a student simply because tne teacher has complained. "Always treat the person who presents the problem to you as your client, he said. AOVIRTISEMtNT ADVERTISEMENT He cited sensitivity training as a "potentially dangerous but useful concept. Though it can have serious effects under improper guidance, he said it offers concepts "we can learn from" and may work efficiently with introverted persons. He spoke Wednesday at the first Utah Education Association meeting of the recently-organize-d Department of Personnel and Guidance. The speech was preceded by a performance by the Skyline High School stage band The basic philosophy behind behavional psychology, he said, was that attitudes could best be changed by 'irst al frf INSECTICIDES FERTILIZER itfAKK LAWN SEED am? FLOWER SEEDS PETUNWS In advice to the counselors, Prince Charles is a tulip. Hes a teddibly pedigreed purple-violDutch variety And there are other uncommonly beautiful Dutch tulips, daffodils, and crocuses, too, for your spring garden. The hard part is choosing which to grow. The s'mplest part is the planting. Just do it now, in fall! 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