1966-1967 Academic Catalog

Cedarville College EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Specific comse requirements include: Semester Hours Human Growth and Development ............................................ 3 Introduction to American Education ...................................... 2 *Secondary Cun·iculum .............................................................. 2 *Measurement and Evaluation .................................................... 2 *Methods and Materials in Teaching Field(s) .......................... 2-6 *Supervised Teaching and Seminar .......................................... 8 One Comprehensive Teaching Field or One Major and one Minor Teaching Field '-' The Professional Block-taken concurrently either semester the Senior year. Requirements for the Elementary Standard Provisional Certificate. Meet all general coUege requirements except foreign language. Prospective candidates for teaching certificates must be emotionally, morally, and physi– cally fit; free from objectionable uncorrected speech, hearing, and visual problems; and capable of speaking and writing correct English. An Eng– lish proficiency examination is given at the end of the Sophomore year. Successful student teaching is also a requirement for certification. In order to be eligible for student teaching at elementary level, the student must have a 2.0 cumulative grade point average and a 2.0 grade point average in their professional education courses. Students must have completed all education courses except those in the professional block, and have a total of 90 semester hours. Other specific courses include: Semester Hours Art in the Elementary School .................................................. 3 Physical Education in the Elementary School .....;................ 2 Music in the Elementary School .............................................. 2 ':'Children's Literature .................................................................. 3 Personal and Community Hygiene .......................................... 2 Principles of Mathematics ........................................................ 3 ':":'Additional Social Studies .......................................................... 12 Human Growth and Development ............................................ 3 Introduction to American Education ...................................... 2 Purposes and Practices of the Elementary School .............. 3 The Teaching of Arithmetic .................................................... 3 The Teaching of Reading .......................................................... 3 ':'The Teaching of Science ............................................................ 2 *The Teaching of Language Arts and Social Studies ............ 2 *Measurement and Evalution ...................................................... 2 *Supervised Teaching and Seminar .......................................... 8 * The Professional Block-taken concurrently during either semester of the Senior year. **Total of eighteen hours of Social Studies is required and must in– clude United States History, six hours; World Geography, three hours. 51