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Schedule of Classes, Fall and Spring Semesters, 1940-1941

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

- College Sophomores who wish to secure the Elementary School Certificate should consult

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the dean of the School of Education.

Fine Arts students who wish to secure the Special Certificate for teaching music or art
must take P50 and A50; also two courses out of H64, 952, and E50. General Psychology
is prerequisite to these courses, as also is junior standing.

College Juniors and Seniors who wish to secure the three-year, Renewable-for-Life Cer-
tificate may not offer any freshman-sophomore Education courses as part of the 19 hours
of Education required for the University Teachers’ Diploma. They will begin with P50
and A50; then elect any two of the following three courses: H64, S52, and E50. This will
constitute the Fundamentals group. After completing the Fundamentals group, they will
elect three additional hours in Education and will take the teaching methods course in their
major subject. The State Board requires Supervised Teaching or corresponding experience
of all candidates for certificates. College students are warned to elect only those Education
courses for which the College gives credit. oe ts
Juniors in the School of Education will begin their professional work withalSDAliO, and
four hours selected from H64, $52, and E50 unless they have advanced Education credit
/ from other schools. They will ‘consult the Education Advisor before arranging their courses.
For further details students will consult pages 83 to 85 of Section I of the University
* Catalogue

Physical Education Majors will arrange their course in consultation with a Physical Edu-
cation advisor.

Graduate students with a major in Education will in every case arrange their course with
a graduate Education advisor.

Supervised Teaching on the secondary school level is available only to candidates for the
University Teachers’ Diploma. For the revised requirements for this diploma please see
the mimeographed statement in the hands of your advisor.

. The schedule of Oread Training School will be found on page 8 of this bulletin.

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A50 Introduction to School Administration.................... $1.00
E50 Introduction to Educational Measurement................ $1.00
P281 Reading and Study Laboratory....................-00-00s $2.00
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EXPLANATIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

column 8 on the next two pages:
F — Fraser Hall.
O = Oread Training School.
R= Robinson Gymnasium.
FS = Frank Strong Hall.

column 9 on the next five pages:
G means “Gives credit in the Graduate School.”
E means “Gives credit in the School of Education.”
C means “Gives credit in the College of Liberal Arts.”
F means “Gives credit in the School of Fine Arts.”
B means “Gives credit in the School of Business.”