Environmental Education

Displaying 101 - 137 of 137 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Teachers College receives award for conservation College Eye 46:6, p.1	10/15/1954	Recognized by national organization for work.
102	Lantz represents Iowa at meeting College Eye 46:5, p.8	10/08/1954	Professor C. W. Lantz will attend conservation education meeting.
103	Educators talk on conservation College Eye 45:7, p.6	10/23/1953	Campus hosts conservation education conference.
104	Foreign educators visit Ingawanis College Eye 44:7, p.3	10/24/1952	Observe Campus School outdoor education program.
105	Faculty members attend meeting College Eye 44:5, p.6	10/10/1952	Professors Lantz, Matala, and Fowler will attend regional conservation education conference.
106	Conservationists tour NE Iowa College Eye 43:41, p.4	08/15/1952
107	Biology prof attends Milwaukee conference College Eye 42:22, p.5	03/09/1951	John Bardach speaks on conservation education.
108	Many wild-life families are welcome inhabitants of newly developed area College Eye 41:36, p.4	07/21/1950	Two acre field planted for wildlife.
109	Biological survey abandons syllabus, announces Winier College Eye 40:37, p.4	07/22/1949	Takes a broader, ecological view in teaching the course.
110	Students of nature study Alumnus 26:3, p.11	07/01/1942	Professor Lantz on field trip with students; photo.
111	Nature students find rare leaf College Eye 31:36, p.1	06/21/1940	Students have difficulty identifying a leaf from an apple tree.
112	Students discover the silk worm's a greedy little imp College Eye 26:12, p.7	09/10/1934	Learn about life of silk worms.
113	"One bughouse please." Public Relations News Release 1931:441, p.1	08/01/1932	M. L. Hovey sells containers to hold insects for nature studies class.
114	Nature study classes hold flower exhibit College Eye 23:11, p.3	08/14/1931	Prepare seventy-five exhibits.
115	Noted naturalist coming November 2; former member of faculty at I.S.T.C. College Eye 18:16, p.1	10/27/1926	E. Laurence Palmer will speak on bird and animal life.
116	Noted naturalist Dr. Bohumil Shimek to speak Sunday; one of Iowa's grand old men College Eye 17:32, p.1	02/10/1926	Profile of Bohumil Shimek.
117	Hutchins well received here College Eye 13:29, p.1	04/05/1922	Audience enjoyed performance of Charles Bowman Hutchins.
118	Naturalist to give program here March 28; Mr. Hutchins is an eminent naturalist and master of bird voice interpretation; second appearance here College Eye 13:27, p.1	03/22/1922	Charles Hutchins will appear under YWCA auspices.
119	Extension Division College Eye 12:24, p.7	03/02/1921	News notes; nature study bulletin is popular.
120	Nature study bulletin ready College Eye 12:24, p.6	03/02/1921	More than 4500 copies of work by Professor Ries have been requested.
121	E. Lawrence Palmer Alumni News Letter 5:1, p.4	01/01/1921	Palmer published pamphlet for assistance in nature instruction.
122	Extension Division College Eye 12:15, p.6	12/08/1920	Professor Slacks will work in Extension; many copies of Professor Ries's nature study pamphlet distributed.
123	Ries author of nature study bulletin College Eye 12:13, p.5	11/24/1920	Bulletin will be called "Fifty Interesting Things to Look For" and will start with a pamphlet on each of the seasons.
124	Prof. Palmer writes for the Nature-Study Review College Eye 9:16, p.5	01/30/1918	Students are encouraged to read Professor Palmer's articles on the skunk cabbage and the striped gopher.
125	Eight Weeks Club College Eye 7:29, p.6	05/10/1916	Professor Palmer spoke about the study of nature.
126	An interesting experiment College Eye 7:27, p.6	04/26/1916	Professor Palmer asks students to display different kinds of flowers they find.
127	Botany: its problems; its importance; its place in the school College Eye 7:20, p.5	03/01/1916	Professor Palmer says that lack of preparation to teach botany is a problem; believes it is hard to choose which elements of the subject are most important to teach.
128	Federal inspector before nature study classes; makes second annual visit to Cedar Falls in interests of migratory bird law; efforts highly appreciated College Eye 4:26, p.5	04/15/1915	A. E. Cleasby spoke to classes of Professors Cable, Palmer, and Arey.
129	Training; the subject and the pupil, nature as a prominent window of the soul Normal Eyte 16:10, p.149	11/15/1905	Discusses using more nature study in the classroom.
130	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture Normal Eyte 15:32, p.502	05/17/1905	Professor Bender continues his outline of curriculum methods.
131	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture (part V) Normal Eyte 15:31, p.486	05/10/1905	Describes the purposes and aims in this education movement.
132	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture (part IV) Normal Eyte 15:30, p.474	05/03/1905	Describes the purposes and aims in this education movement.
133	Training; study of school environment, nature study, and elementary agriculture (part III) Normal Eyte 15:29, p.454	04/26/1905	Describes the purposes and aims in this education movement.
134	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture Normal Eyte 15:27, p.419	04/12/1905	Professor Bender explores recent trends in education.
135	The committee on selection of books for the Iowa Reading Circle Normal Eyte 13:21, p.333	02/21/1903	Selected Professor McGovern's book on nature study.
136	Field trip; Miss Knudsen's classes Normal Eyte 12:7, p.107	10/26/1901	Geography class studied soils and rocks; compiled notebooks of observations.
137	Nature study Normal Eyte 5:11, p.91	11/30/1895	Professor Arey talks about the value of nature study.