A group of teachers is seen at a professional development workshop dinner. At the front left of the table are workshop leaders Errol Young and Leo Marshall.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 2, 1968, p. 6; "STF executive assistant Errol Young is shown conducting a workshop in communications held recently in Prince Albert?"

STF staff and executive and other members of the Saskatchewan Occupational Group Council pose for a group photograph at the annual SOGC convention

Roy Atkinson, Saskatchewan Farmers' Union delegate, sits behind a table at the SOGC convention.

Delegates to the SOGC convention sit in a discussion group.

Art Davis of University of Alberta speaks from a podium at the SOGC convention at Camp Rayner.

H. G. R. "Harry" Walker, past president of the STF, speaks from a podium at the SOGC convention at Camp Rayner.

Ross Hale, President of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, looks thoughtful during a round table discussion at the SOGC convention.

Arbos May-June 1970, p. 9; "A group of teachers from Watrous Elementary School is shown at a workshop directed by Dr. Al Furbay where they evaluate their progress in the self-assessment process."

Two Willowbunch teachers engage in a dialogue as part of a self-assessment institute.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 15, 1971, p. 6; "Above, Patrick Murphy conducts a class session on the development of attitudes towards people."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 15, 1972, p. 5; "A number of Saskatchewan teachers attended the 1971 STF summer short course on self-assessment, together with 37 students from Grades 5 and 6. Above, two such teachers work with a class. Topics discussed included similarities and differences in people, and causes of prejudice and social organization."

Ilona Hurton, a Special Education student at Brunskill school in Saskatoon, works with Word-Picture Program cards and machine.

Arbos May-June, 1970, p. 18 (no caption) A [hearing impaired?] student wearing headphones is seen observing slides through a table-top projector at the Brunskill School hearing resource center in Saskatoon.

Arbos May-June, 1970, p. 21; "Yvonne Peters, Grade 11 student at City Park collegiate, (right), was able to return from the Brantford School for the Blind this school year to join a regular classroom using specially-sighted materials. She is pictured chatting with classmates over her recent election as Senior Pin."