Curriculum

Displaying 901 - 950 of 1425 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
901	New course offered in library orientation College Eye 42:7, p.8	10/27/1950	Aimed at teachers of early and middle grades.
902	Teachers College Host to Aacte Training School Public Relations News Release 1950:93, p.1	10/27/1950	The college will train, in January, about 60 educators for a three-year revisitation program to over 300 member schools of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education.
903	Over 200 attend TC Conference Public Relations News Release 1950:80, p.1	10/21/1950	The one-day conference was on "Today's Elementary School." The group heard Olga Adams of the University of Chicago's elementary schools speak on "Learning Experiences for Today's Child."
904	Teach fifth-graders about Atomic Science Public Relations News Release 1950:66, p.1	10/11/1950	Iowa's plan is the first statewide attempt in the nation to promote atomic education and will reach grade school, high school, college, and adult education levels. The fifth-graders did study and remember a speaking knowledge of neutrons and fission.
905	New courses in journalism gain popularity College Eye 42:4, p.3	10/06/1950	Eighteen students have enrolled in the minor.
906	Future teachers gain skill in driving course College Eye 42:2, p.3	09/22/1950	Objectives of driver training curriculum.
907	Pendergraft fills new position; will take over as curriculum coordinator College Eye 41:35, p.1	07/14/1950	The new position will assist in planning the content of new courses; photo.
908	Board approves new curriculum College Eye 41:30, p.2	05/12/1950	Students will be required to complete 196 hours of course work to receive a degree; description of the course of study.
909	Committee completes work; recommendations made to board College Eye 41:25, p.1	04/07/1950	The new four-year curriculum program will now be presented to the State Board of Education. Committee members are listed.
910	Committee plans new art program College Eye 41:22, p.4	03/17/1950	Members of the state curriculum planning committee are listed.
911	Raise hours on minor requirements to 22 1/2 College Eye 41:22, p.7	03/17/1950	Requirements stipulated by the North Central Association
912	'Teachers should stimulate students in government affairs' - - Schwengel College Eye 41:19, p.3	02/10/1950	Four legislators met with faculty to discuss the inclusion of the subject of citizenship in the college's curriculum.
913	Approve journalism minor Alumnus 34:1, p.3	01/01/1950	Seven courses totaling twenty-six hours will constitute minor.
914	Faculty members tour six teachers colleges College Eye 41:12, p.3	12/09/1949	Will be looking at the curriculums of each of the colleges.
915	Committee of 9 conducts survey College Eye 41:12, p.4	12/09/1949	Public school administrators, alumni, and other prominent people will receive survey.
916	Expand Art Department with 17 new courses; new plan starts June 1950 College Eye 41:10, p.1	11/18/1949	Will assist in further preparing students to become instructors in the art field; description of the revised curriculum.
917	Committee of 9 to meet with all departments College Eye 41:9, p.8	11/11/1949	Has also been meeting with several public school administrators and teachers.
918	Art class correction College Eye 41:9, p.7	11/11/1949	New sculpture class is open to beginning and advanced students.
919	Audio-visual aids new ed course College Eye 41:9, p.3	11/11/1949	The title of the course is "Audio-Visual Education for Elementary Teachers."
920	New minor in journalism to be offered College Eye 41:8, p.1	11/04/1949	Five new courses will be added.
921	Modeling class offered in art College Eye 41:8, p.3	11/04/1949	A new class in sculpture will be offered.
922	Experts inspect arts curriculum College Eye 41:7, p.4	10/28/1949	Dr. Gordon Wilbur, Dr. John Ludington, and Willis Whitehead will come to campus to do the evaluation.
923	Committee working on revision of curriculum College Eye 41:6, p.3	10/21/1949	Dr. Daryl Pendergraft will chair T.C.'s committee; other committee members listed.
924	Industrial arts building provides facilities for 1,200 students College Eye 41:5, p.6	10/14/1949	Along with the new building, the Industrial Arts curriculum has expanded, also.
925	New major is offered in education College Eye 40:37, p.1	07/22/1949	Offer course in rural school supervision.
926	Biological survey abandons syllabus, announces Winier College Eye 40:37, p.4	07/22/1949	Takes a broader, ecological view in teaching the course.
927	Purpose of art linked with growth of child believes Guillaume, Art head College Eye 40:34, p.6	07/01/1949	Believes new facilities will assist in teaching.
928	Beauchamp will meet with students today College Eye 40:23, p.4	03/25/1949	Wilbur H. Beauchamp will discuss curricular problems.
929	Arts plan altered in Campus School College Eye 40:23, p.8	03/25/1949	Attempt to break down barriers between particular arts and industrial arts.
930	Instructor's life saving course is added this spring College Eye 40:18, p.4	02/04/1949
931	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 40:12, p.2	12/10/1948	Students answer questions about proposed new curriculum.
932	Students think social problems or marriage course should be required College Eye 40:11, p.6	12/03/1948	Survey asks students what the most worthwhile and least worthwhile courses are.
933	Committee will study problems of integration College Eye 40:8, p.3	11/05/1948	Will discuss problems of integrating teacher education work with work in other departments.
934	Alpha Phi Gamma holds meeting College Eye 40:8, p.4	11/05/1948	Mr. Holmes reports that ISTC is considering a minor in journalism.
935	Students may still apply for special study College Eye 40:8, p.6	11/05/1948	Criteria for carrying out an independent study.
936	Library minor offered Alumnus 32:4, p.13	10/01/1948	Department of Library Science established to offer new minor; Lauretta McCusker taught forty-six students in the summer term.
937	Teachers College gives time for minors in Library Science College Eye 39:36, p.1	07/02/1948	Offering minor for first time this quarter; description of the curriculum.
938	TC gives minor in safety education College Eye 39:35, p.4	06/25/1948	Description of the new curriculum and campus facilities.
939	Elementary curriculum to be reorganized College Eye 39:32, p.7	05/21/1948	Three two-year curricula will become more similar.
940	Around the Campus College Eye 39:26, p.2	04/09/1948	Due to lack of interest the Old Gold and Pen may be discontinued, a journalism fraternity should become a reality, and the concept of having a journalism minor is being considered.
941	Library science courses planned for next quarter College Eye 39:24, p.1	03/26/1948	Department being organized; Lauretta McCusker will teach courses; description of curriculum.
942	Campus School plans curriculum changes College Eye 39:24, p.7	03/26/1948	Setting up standards for change.
943	Approve new change in 2-yr curriculum College Eye 39:20, p.1	02/20/1948	New program will include fifteen hours of electives.
944	Iowa high schools will revise study course College Eye 39:7, p.4	10/31/1947	Professor Plaehn is part of the effort to revise high school curriculum.
945	Marriage course is considered by committee College Eye 39:3, p.3	10/03/1947	Drafting prospectus for the course.
946	TC marriage course to be considered Old Gold 38:34, p.5	06/06/1947	Approved by SLB.
947	Inquiring Reporter College Eye 38:32, p.8	05/16/1947	Students respond to the question, "Do you think that the survey course in biological science should be required?"
948	Untitled College Eye 38:30, p.2	05/02/1947	Members of the Humanist Club show support for the idea of marriage courses into the curriculum.
949	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 38:30, p.3	05/02/1947	Discusses how the campus feels about the introduction of a marriage course into the curriculum.
950	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 38:29, p.3	04/25/1947	Statistics show results of a question asked of TC students concerning the introduction of a marriage course into the curriculum.