Seen in group discussion at the workshop are, from left, Frame 4: Bill Meyer, Alvin Redekopp, Errol Young, Bill Bender, Ron Meier; frame 6: Bill Bender, Ron Meir.

Arbos Periphery March - April 1969 ; "Dr. E. Glines, director of laboratory schools at Mankota State College, Minnesota, claims that schools cannot get any worse than they are right now." Dr. D. E. Glines, keynote speaker at the Kaleidoscope educational conference, gestures as he addresses a roomful of people.

Dr. D. E. Glines, keynote speaker at the Kaleidoscope educational conference, is seen standing in profile to the camera in a roomful of people.

Cliff Enright, conference co-chair (right), stands and chats with a poncho clad man holding a coffee cup. Others are seen conversing in the background.

Conference organizer L. Long is seen demonstrating conference display materials to two students.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 15, 1975, p. 1; "TLC training sessions were held Oct. 6-10 in Saskatoon. The sessions, which were attended by 12 Saskatchewan teachers and a number from British Columbia, were designed to train the participants as classroom observers." The contact print contains various images of consultants and groups of participants attending the TLC training sessions.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 13, 1974, p. 4; "Reading is one of the skills taught in the Greystone Heights school non-graded class? above, Peggy Rieger, the other teacher, conducts a group reading lesson."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 13, 1974, p. 5; "Above, a student counts out ten items for Mrs. Marksteiner."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 20, 1972, p. 12; "Mariette Boutin, one of the group leaders, presented the results of discussion to all 44 students for criticism and comment. Dr. Lawrence Ready (left), associate deputy minister of education and Harold Tangjerd (not shown) program consultant for agriculture in the department of education will use the reports submitted by the students in planning new programs."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 20, 1972, p. 12; "Doug Bremner listens while part of his group, consisting of Joe Remai (carrot River), Andrew Melnyk (Ituna) and Calvin Egg (Leask), present their ideas for improvement in agricultural courses."

Students are seen in a discussion group.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1, 1973, p. 8; "Group leader Ray Torigny (second from left) makes a point in a session involving teacher and intern pairs during a seminar on supervisory behaviors and skills, held in Regina Jan. 2-6."