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The Curriculum Revision Committee recommends to the faculty of the School of
Education the following changes in curriculum:

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_ the Department of Physical Education:

 

That 35 55 Football, 5 hours, be reduced to two hours credit.

oat . Advanced Track and Field, 1 hour, be changed to two hours credit.

“that 80 Treatment of Athletic Injuries, 2 hours, be changed to a three-hour

course, required for men, elective for women.

That 68 Physical Education for women be increased from one hour credit to

two wis credit.

endl tee of Swimming for women be increased from one hour credit to

two hours credit.

That the content of 34W Physical Education and 68 Physical Education (W),
be regrouped in the following manner:

P.E. 54W Second semester. Activity course, plays and games;
volley ball, tennis and baseball.

P.E. 68 Second semester. Lecture and activity course for juniors.
A study of the methods of teaching the dance; social, folk, children's
rhythms, tap and modern.

That where only two courses are given in an activity they be called elementary

and intermediate, instead of elementary and advanced.

That the content of la Elementary Basketball (for freshman men) and lc ic Ad~
vanced Basketball be changed as follows:

la Elementary Basketball. Methods of passing, catching, dribbling,
the pivot, and floor bounce. The fundamental shots such as the free
throw, the push-chest, the one~hand English, and the lay-up.

ic Advanced Basketball. The various phases of advanced team play
together with the screen or pick off is shom. A thorough knowledge
of the basketball rules is required, which enables the player to coach
or officiate a game properly. Prerequisites, la and lb.

That the following activity courses be added to the curriculum for freshman-

sophomore credit:

ib Intermediate Basketball. Theories of the individual defense, in-
dividual offense, the team defense and the team offense are thoroughly
stressed and discussed. Prerequisite, la. One-half hr. credit.

44a Elementary Social Dancing. This course includes the fundamentals
of social dancing, as: dance positions, leading and following, ball
room etiquette and the basic technique of promenade, rocking step,
balance, pivot, two step, waltz, fox trot and canter.

$7 First Aid, 2 hours, be changed from a required to an elective course.