This file contains pamphlets for non-traditional schools, including The Everdale Place, Sunnyhill Nursery School, and Toronto Waldorf School.
This file contains opinion articles on OSIS (Ontario Schools Intermediate and Secondary) being implemented in 1984, changing some of the credits needed to graduate for secondary students.
This file contains copies of The Educational Courier: vol. 40 no. 1 Oct 1969 and vol. 40 no. 3 Dec. 1969-Jan. 1970.
This file contains the book "Report of The Minister's Committee on the Training of Elementary School Teachers, 1966" by the Ontario Department of Education.
This file contains a large resource on education in British Columbia after 1871 from Petrone's Education 5571 class.
A paper by T.R. McKague from the University of Saskatchewan entitled "Preparing Teachers for Innovative Schools".
This file contains the article "'Steel Against Intimation': A Restatement of the Teleological Basis for the Study of English Literature" by David Jarraway, an English teacher at Lakeview High School in Thunder Bay. This article was published in "indirections" (vol. 9 no. 2, June 1984).
This file contains the small report "The Picture of Catholic Education in Ontario", published by the Provincial Education Program Committee, and features Petrone's name on the cover.
This file contains a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail (Sept. 13, 1994) of the story "Secession of Quebec inevitable now".
This file contains pieces of Monday Morning magazine (Jan. 1968, Sept. 1969) as well as The Bulletin.
This file contains the essay "Clifford Sifton - Educator or Political Opportunist?" by one of Petrone's students in her History of Education 5571 class in 1978, as well as information and articles that were used in writing the paper.
This file contains the booklet "Elitism, Egalitarianism and Excellence, A Lansdowne Lecture by Michael McCrum", written and delivered in March 1985.
This file contains newspaper clippings on the subject of schools and the students that are graduating from them: "Life's not just work" (The Chronicle Journal, Aug. 2 1988), "Students Need a Balanced View: Too Much Gloom and Doom on Future" (1984), Parts 1-3 of "Education and Ecstasy" (Look, 1968), "The Trouble in Our Schools" (Today magazine - Thunder Bay edition, Sept. 5 1981), and "The Learning Factory: Lining Up for Assembly" (The Chronicle Journal weekend, Oct. 16 1976).
This file contains journals/papers written by Petrone's Education 1399 students when they visited various schools in Thunder Bay and wrote their observations/experiences at each.
This file contains work by Petrone's students that pertain to poetry and the potential questions that can be asked by the teacher when teaching a lesson, mainly concerning the poems "Sea-Fever" and "High Flight".
This file contains course outlines for Penny Petrone's courses (Education 1399, English 2702, Education 4280, all 1988-1989) as well as some outlines from other professors and other universities.
This file contains a copy of New Trail magazine (Autumn 1991), which features a story on the University of Alberta's 50 years as a faculty for the Faculty of Education.
This file contains a paper on "Astrophil and Stella" written by Penny Petrone for her English 5441, 5443 Renaissance Poetry and Prose class in 1966. The paper was presented to the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ottawa on Jan. 31, 1967. There are also notes that Petrone used to write the paper and some rough copies of some pages.
This file contains a draft of a course outline for History and Philosophy of Education as well as a copy of MD magazine (Medical Newsmagazine) (vol. 7 no. 8 Aug. 1966) which features the cover story "Tales of Philosophy: 2. The Age of Belief".
This file contains notebooks kept and written in by Penny Petrone for her classes on Victorian Literature and Practical Criticism.
This file contains a fall/winter 1973 edition of The Lakehead University Review.
This file contains a copy of the Lakehead University Review as published in the summer of 1974.
Assumption College Ambassador Yearbook, 1948.
Assumption College Ambassador Yearbook, 1951.
A hardcover copy of A Junior History of England authorized by the Ontario Minister of Education and published by The Ryerson Press, Toronto, in 1936. The book is in decent condition, though the binding is deteriorating and the spine is separated from the pages near the bottom. The inside cover and first few pages are heavily marked up in pencil.