Three unidentified men stand holding coffee cups and chatting in the foreground while two others talk together in the background.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Special Issue May 21, 1975, cover page (no captions) Frame 2: A young student works on a lump of clay.; Frame 3: A little girl reaches toward a slotted box.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Special Issue May 21, 1975, p. 8; "Top photo, teacher Gwen Brierly discusses the writing of a business letter with two of the students in the special education class at Grenfell."

An interior view of the activity-oriented primary school facility at Allan school, cheerfully decorated with student art and a tree with strung with ornamental balls.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 16, 1974, p. 5; "Mark Taylor makes a point during a group discussion at the supervision workshop in Saskatoon." Seen in group discussion at the workshop are, clockwise from left, Ken Falconer, Albert Lobe, unidentified woman, Ralph Seles, Mark Taylor, Ervin Boehm, and George Meyer.

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."