1971-1972 Academic Catalog

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY 73 MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAM Students planning to teach in grades five through eight are asked to plan, with their academic counselor's help, an adjusted, individualized pro– gram which would better prepare them for teaching in schools for the pre– adolescent. Basically the adjustment involves a reduction in the number of education courses and a careful scheduling of additional content courses. The education department should be consulted in this regard. SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM Secondary level certification includes grades 7-12. In general, all students must qualify in a minimum of one comprehensive teaching field or two non– comprehensive teaching fields, one of these fields also qualifying as a major. Professional education requirements include the following: Quarter hours ED200 ED201 ED301 PY260 School and Society 3 Planned Observation and Pre-vocational Experience 0 Planned Observation and Pre-Vocational Experience 1 Human Growth and Development 5 (Prerequisite: PY160) or PY270 Educational Psychology 4 (Prerequisite: PY160) Teaching Field Methods (Within divisional listing) 2-6 ED450 Supervised Teaching and Seminar . . .... 15 (Additional course work is necessary in education, psy– chology, or subject field methods to total 32 quarter hours.) Specific teaching field requirements BIOLIGICAL SCIENCE ( 33) SM115 General Zoology .......... 5 SM134 General Botany ........ 5 SM151 General Chemistry 4 SM303 Introduction to Ecology 4 Electives from SM211, 2, 3, 235, 6 238, 306 ....... 15 BOOKEEPING-BASIC BUSINESS (35) BAlOl, 2 Prin. of Accounting ...... 10 BA231 Principles of Economics 5 (Acceptable courses include Business Law, Principles of Organization and Management, and World Regional Geography.) BUSINESS EDUCATION See page 56 for further information. CHEMISTRY (32) SM151, 2 General Chemistry 8 include the following: SM254 Quantitative Analysis 4 SM257, 8 Organic Chemistry 8 Electives from SM153, 171, 2, 3, 255, 259, 356, 451, 2, 3 ...................... 12 ENGLISH (48) L1120 L1130 11202 11231 LL232 11233 11303 LL305 11306 11335 ED340 Literature Rhetoric and Comp.........5 Literature and Comp. .... 3 Adv. Comp. for Sec. Teachers .... 3 World Literature ............ 5 Major American Writers or Maj. British Writers .. 5 Creative Writing ... 3 Principles of Ling. .......... 3 The English Language .... 5 Shakespeare ................ .S The Teaching of Reading .... 5 Electives .... 5