UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
December 26, 1936.

Dean R.A, Schweg
School of Eduecati
University of abak:

My dear Dean Schwegler:

| In answer to your: letter of December
25rd, regarding the ‘proposed four year curriculum in Physical
Education, let me that we heartily erentove your suggestions
and criticisms, this is another rush j I feel confident
that we are ——. some progress in the rignt MEhracsion. We have
considered each of your comments and estions and I shall
attempt to express our reactions ding each.

  

suggestion in ‘the vovi sed proposed curriculum,
2~ We ean see no specific reason why more than 124 hours should

be required for graduation.

S- We realize that the content of the 19 hours of Education
wend Pil & metter. ee, Education to i. However,

    

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requir | teach Physical fhaneation Glass
k seheel. This is the case with ization and Adminis-

rat Physical Education and ares Miss Hoover and Mr.
Elbel gre under the impression tha ae would look with favor on
allowing Education credit for Cont and Methods in Physical

Education.

4- In the proposed ciwhiieen we tev educed the number of
hours in Physical Education to thirt cn This would

 

allio hours of electives. Although it possible to
secure course in Advanced Football we suggest that it be laced
on the list of optional courses. The fundamentals of tics

and sports could be embodied in Physical Education 1-2

5- We would agree that 1.5 grade —_— average would seem
reasonable. |

wae On the submitted outline we have followed gad ——
that stat prerequisites for practice teaching. t+ woul
—— 90 hours and 90 grade points would be more satisfac-
ean As you —* this would be a matter for the School of
Education to to decide. |

 

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