Dr. Kerr, consultant for a math seminar, stands by an overhead projector at the front of a class with workshop attendees seated at tables.

A group of panelists are seen sitting at long tables at the front of a room during the joint SSTS-SMTS convention.

Three speakers are seen standing by a podium on stage during the SMTS convention.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 2, 1969, p. 8; "Teachers and youngsters took part in a non-credit course in Individualized Instruction during the summer months in Regina and Saskatoon. The summer course, sponsored by the STF, involved about five half days of classroom situation practice with children from 7 to 11 years..."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 3, 1968, p. 7; "More than 40 teachers attended the Division III Art Workshop short course, sponsored by the STF in Saskatoon this summer. The course was also held in Regina. Pictured above in a planning session of the course which was held at Walter Murray Collegiate, August 21 to 23 are, left to right, Mrs. Rose Balitski, Rocanville; Sister Bernadette, OSU, Prelate; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deptuch of Canora."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 2, 1969, p. 8; "Jean Jamieson, from the Extension Division, University of Saskatchewan, served as consultant for the Home Economics workshop this summer in Saskatoon. Twenty-six teachers attended including, left to right: Eva LeFebre, Carrot River; Alice Strelioff, Lloydminster; Ann Gross, Hodgeville and Shirley Henley, Lloydminster."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, August 28, 1970, p. 8; "Mary Brozo (left), Donna Widdifield and Eleanor McFarlane, second year students from the College of Education, University of Saskatchewan were among the 78 primary teachers who attended the individualized instruction workshop conducted by Anna Ingham in Weyburn August 3 to 11."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 2, 1969, p. 8; "Kindergarten activities was the program for another STF sponsored short course this summer in Saskatoon. Sophia Choma, left, Arlene Schwab and Cathy DeLong were three North Battleford teachers registered for the week-long workshop."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1968, p. 8; "Pictured above is the SSTS-SMTS conference panel on 'Curriculum - a Program for Action'. From left are G. J. Thiessen, Associate Professor of Education, Avenue A Campus, Saskatoon; J. Holash, Superintendent of Regina Separate Elementary Schools; chairman J. M. Cherney, Department of Secondary Education, Regina Campus; and Don McLeod, Director of Curricula."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1966, p. 2; "At the joint Mathematics - Science Teachers' conference held in Saskatoon during the Easter Week, guest speakers Dr. Paul Brandwein and Dr. Eric MacPherson compare notes."

A group of teachers are seen seated at desks in a classroom during the joint SSTS-SMTS convention.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 13, 1968, p. 8; "The teaching of Ukrainian came to life for 45 teachers attending the STF sponsored short course this summer, when instructor, Mrs. Roma Franko, Department of Slavic Studies, University of Saskatchewan, used Saskatoon school children, slide projectors and tapes to illustrate a new method of language teaching. The short course was held at Brunskill school from August 19 to 24. Above, Mrs. Franko is shown urging the young students to repeat phrases in Ukrainian."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1967, p. 6; "The Saskatchewan Mathematics Teachers Society Executive for 1967-68 was elected during Easter week. They are, from left to right: Harold Promhouse, past president: Elmer Krause, convention chairman; Dr. C. L. Kaller, and Joe Cherney, directors; Olaf Rostad, vice-president; Stewart Russell, director; Dave Keith, president, and Robert Kalapaca, secretary-treasurer. Absent from the picture are Dr. Garth Thomas, director, and Mrs. Ruth Robinson, editor."

Arbos May-June 1969, Periphery p. 1; "A demonstration class at an STF short course on individualized instruction, in August 1968 - an example of changing methods of education."

Three women teachers are seen painting in watercolors at an STF-sponsored art short course. A workshop consultant stands behind the women and observes.