Curriculum

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#	Title	Date	Summary
901	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."
902	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.
903	New courses in journalism gain popularity College Eye 42:4, p.3	10/06/1950	Eighteen students have enrolled in the minor.
904	Future teachers gain skill in driving course College Eye 42:2, p.3	09/22/1950	Objectives of driver training curriculum.
905	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.
906	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.
907	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.
908	Committee plans new art program College Eye 41:22, p.4	03/17/1950	Members of the state curriculum planning committee are listed.
909	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
910	'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.
911	Approve journalism minor Alumnus 34:1, p.3	01/01/1950	Seven courses totaling twenty-six hours will constitute minor.
912	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.
913	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.
914	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.
915	Art class correction College Eye 41:9, p.7	11/11/1949	New sculpture class is open to beginning and advanced students.
916	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."
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	Modeling class offered in art College Eye 41:8, p.3	11/04/1949	A new class in sculpture will be offered.
919	New minor in journalism to be offered College Eye 41:8, p.1	11/04/1949	Five new courses will be added.
920	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.
921	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.
922	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.
923	Biological survey abandons syllabus, announces Winier College Eye 40:37, p.4	07/22/1949	Takes a broader, ecological view in teaching the course.
924	New major is offered in education College Eye 40:37, p.1	07/22/1949	Offer course in rural school supervision.
925	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.
926	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.
927	Beauchamp will meet with students today College Eye 40:23, p.4	03/25/1949	Wilbur H. Beauchamp will discuss curricular problems.
928	Instructor's life saving course is added this spring College Eye 40:18, p.4	02/04/1949
929	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 40:12, p.2	12/10/1948	Students answer questions about proposed new curriculum.
930	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.
931	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.
932	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.
933	Students may still apply for special study College Eye 40:8, p.6	11/05/1948	Criteria for carrying out an independent study.
934	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.
935	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.
936	TC gives minor in safety education College Eye 39:35, p.4	06/25/1948	Description of the new curriculum and campus facilities.
937	Elementary curriculum to be reorganized College Eye 39:32, p.7	05/21/1948	Three two-year curricula will become more similar.
938	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.
939	Campus School plans curriculum changes College Eye 39:24, p.7	03/26/1948	Setting up standards for change.
940	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.
941	Approve new change in 2-yr curriculum College Eye 39:20, p.1	02/20/1948	New program will include fifteen hours of electives.
942	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.
943	Marriage course is considered by committee College Eye 39:3, p.3	10/03/1947	Drafting prospectus for the course.
944	TC marriage course to be considered College Eye 38:34, p.5	06/06/1947	Approved by SLB.
945	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?"
946	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.
947	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.
948	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.
949	Letter to the editor College Eye 38:25, p.4	03/28/1947	Discuses the recent editorial comments concerning the "Contemporary Affairs" class at I.S.T.C.
950	Roger's Rambling Remarks College Eye 38:24, p.2	03/21/1947	Offers criticism and suggestions for improvements in the contemporary affairs class.
951	Appoint safety education supervisor Alumnus 31:1, p.14	01/01/1947	Bert L. Woodcock resigns position with state program to head new driver training and safety education curriculum
952	MacKenzie visits campus; lectures on curricula College Eye 38:13, p.4	12/13/1946	Gordon MacKenzie speaks to a number of groups.
953	Announce plans for new catalog College Eye 38:11, p.6	11/22/1946	Will outline curricular changes.
954	First classes held in Safety Education at Teacher College College Eye 38:1, p.5	09/13/1946	Professors Palmer and Woodcock will supervise program; driver training range planned for area south of campus.
955	Teachers College inaugurates safety course Alumnus 30:3, p.8	07/01/1946	Safety education will be offered as a teaching minor; driving course will be developed south of campus.
956	Faculty members work on design for education College Eye 37:36, p.2	06/21/1946	Five faculty appointed to state secondary education design group.
957	Safety education program endorsed College Eye 37:34, p.3	06/07/1946	Will offer minor course of study this fall.
958	Contemp, short but tough, causes grade-point slump College Eye 37:32, p.3	05/10/1946	Professor Thompson talks about modifications and improvements in the Contemporary Affairs class.
959	A plea for better living Alumnus 30:1, p.16	01/01/1946	Speaker Stewart B. Hamblen believes that schools can help people raise their standard of living.
960	Special six-week session for veterans Alumnus 30:1, p.6	01/01/1946	Courses selected to meet veterans' needs.
961	Should we teach sex here? College Eye 37:3, p.2	09/21/1945	Question is raised, should TC teach a class on sex?
962	Earth Science offered since 1913 College Eye 36:37, p.3	06/29/1945	Subject of article written by Professors Uttley and Aitchison.
963	Radio classes learn by experience as they attend KXEL classroom College Eye 36:33, p.3	05/18/1945	A look at some of the work done in the radio survey class.
964	Students submit report on curriculum College Eye 36:32, p.5	05/11/1945	Full text of department-by-department recommendations for improvement in the curricula.
965	E. P. C. invites students to discuss problems at Wednesday meeting College Eye 36:31, p.1	05/04/1945	Will be second meeting regarding curricular problems.
966	Submit ideas for new curriculum College Eye 36:24, p.1	03/16/1945	Major study groups should turn in recommendations to Student-Faculty Relations Committee.
967	Common problems College Eye 36:22, p.2	02/23/1945	EPC hears students' complaints about their studies and college life.
968	Common problems need discussion College Eye 36:21, p.2	02/16/1945	Discusses current problems faced by both students and faculty.
969	Common problems under discussion College Eye 36:20, p.2	02/09/1945	Discusses problems faced by both faculty and students.
970	Riding classes offered in spring schedule College Eye 36:20, p.4	02/09/1945
971	Enthusiastic students discuss curriculum College Eye 36:18, p.1	01/26/1945	Students involved in department discussions.
972	New basic skills program adopted College Eye 36:18, p.1	01/26/1945	Faculty define basic skills areas in curricular reform.
973	Students can help with curriculum College Eye 36:18, p.2	01/26/1945	Discusses the changing of the education curriculum.
974	What do you want in new curriculum College Eye 36:18, p.2	01/26/1945	Students voice opinions.
975	Curriculum to be discussed; student body suggestions are invited College Eye 36:17, p.1	01/19/1945	Housing groups and student organizations will take part in the discussion.
976	What do you want in new curriculum College Eye 36:18, p.2	01/19/1945	Students voice opinions.
977	Skiing supplies credit for fun loving co-eds College Eye 36:15, p.3	12/22/1944	Professor Short teaches a winter sports class.
978	'Three R's' may appear in curriculum changes College Eye 36:10, p.1	11/10/1944	Curriculum group considering revisions.
979	Earlier training courses discussed College Eye 36:10, p.1	11/10/1944	Student League makes suggestions for curriculum revision.
980	Students acquire release in skills College Eye 36:5, p.6	10/06/1944	Students may test out of certain skills courses.
981	Editorial College Eye 35:41, p.2	08/04/1944	Applauds idea of curricular change, but believes there should also be a strong focus on developing the individual student.
982	Students now broadcast, write scripts College Eye 35:40, p.1	07/28/1944	Several students in the Radio Practice class participate in the operation of KXEL.
983	Integration of subjects needed in colleges says Dr. M. J. Nelson College Eye 35:37, p.4	07/07/1944	Dean Nelson talks about curricular trends.
984	Football class held in spite of numbers College Eye 35:36, p.3	06/30/1944	PE class on football offered by Coach Starbeck.
985	Radio practice, survey courses now in curriculum College Eye 35:32, p.5	06/02/1944	Description of the new courses.
986	Rural trainees like four quarter plan College Eye 35:29, p.6	04/28/1944	Description of the four quarter rural education training program.
987	Departmental group meetings offer means of student expression College Eye 35:28, p.4	04/21/1944	Four departments have met to discuss problems.
988	Campus speaks College Eye 35:26, p.2	04/07/1944	Survey on question of the value of learning a second language.
989	New radio survey course provides workshop training College Eye 35:26, p.5	04/07/1944	Description of the new radio survey course; photo.
990	Radio course added to college curricula Alumnus 28:2, p.9	04/01/1944	In new radio survey course, students will visit KXEL studio and transmitter; Mr. Hake is planning a radio practice course, as well.
991	Course begins for those interested in radio procedure College Eye 35:25, p.4	03/31/1944	Radio survey class will visit KXEL studio and transmitter.
992	Will speed-up courses be maintained? College Eye 35:24, p.2	03/24/1944	Several students and faculty discuss accelerated courses as part of post-war education.
993	Faculty committee considers changes in K. P. curriculum College Eye 35:22, p.5	03/10/1944	Group has been meeting since last fall.
994	New radio courses offered students gives actual experience in radio College Eye 35:19, p.1	02/04/1944	Radio survey course will be taught by those professionally involved in radio work.
995	Teachers College wages war on home front Alumnus 27:2, p.16	04/01/1943	Survey of college efforts on campus to train, serve, and raise money to aid in the war effort includes military drilling, Red Cross work, bond drives, and keeping up morale; curriculum turned to war effort; photo.
996	New course to replace Foods II in home economics College Eye 34:10, p.1	11/13/1942	New course will be Principles of Foot Preparation.
997	Revised military survey course offered for credit College Eye 34:10, p.1	11/13/1942	Art Dickinson describes new course.
998	Suckow, Hearst join teaching staff; pair will assist in teaching course of creative writing College Eye 34:9, p.1	11/06/1942	Professor Reninger explains the new way that the course will be taught.
999	Courses in radio begin next term College Eye 33:43, p.1	08/07/1942	Will offer "Radio Speaking" and "Radio Dramatic Production".
1000	Scout leadership, new course College Eye 33:35, p.4	06/12/1942	Professor Buffum will offer course.