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Show 134. Elementary School CurriculumThe teaching of art, music, language arts, and physical education. W S (6). Staff 135. Elementary School Curriculum The teaching of arithmetic, science, and social studies. 1963-64 (6). Staff 136. Student Teaching Procedures in the Elementary SchoolPreparational, instructional and other classroom concerns of the student teacher. Taken concurrently with Education 137. S (3). Staff 137. Student Teaching in the Elementary SchoolSupervised teaching in selected elementary school classrooms. Prerequisites: Education 101, 103, 111, 126, 134. S (12). Staff 141. Methods of Teaching in Secondary SchoolsModern teaching practices and classroom management. W S (3). Staff 156. Student Teaching Procedures in Secondary Schools Preparational, instructional, and other classroom concerns of the student teacher. Taken concurrently with Education 157. S (3). Staff 157. Student Teaching in Secondary SchoolsSupervised teaching in selected secondary school classrooms. S (9). Staff 161. Instructional Materials and Resources Locating, developing, and using aids to teaching and learning. W S (3). Staff Library Science The Library Science program is organized to fill the needs of school and public librarians. It is also designed to fill the needs of students who wish to become familiar with library facilities. Library Science may be used as a minor (20 hours) by either elementary or secondary teachers. This minor qualifies the student for a Librarian's Certificate issued by the State Department of Public Instruction and prepares him for a position as a school librarian on the elementary or secondary level. Courses required for an Elementary Librarian's Certificate are: English 25 (Children's Literature) or L.S. 130 (Book Selection), L.S. 100, 110, 120, and Education 161 (Instructional Materials and Resources). Courses required for a Secondary Librarian's Certificate are: L.S. 100, 110, 120, 130, and 140. Courses of Instruction 50. Reference and BibliographyLocation and use of major tools of the Library, including dictionaries, encyclopedias, indexes, yearbooks, handbooks, atlases, and biographies. A W S (2). Staff 100. Advanced ReferenceContent and use of special reference books in the major subject areas. Prerequisite: L.S. 50. W (3). Madson 110. Library Organization and AdministrationLibrary standards and objectives, organizing and planning physical facilities, work with teachers, teaching use of library to students, publicity, displays, and reading guidance. S (4). Johnston 120. Classification and CatalogingBasic techniques involved in organizing a library collection. Prerequisite: Ability to use typewriter. A (4). Grose 130. Book SelectionPrinciples, philosophy, and aids in selecting library materials for both school and public libraries. W (4). Tolman 140. History of Books and Libraries History of book making, printing, and libraries, from earliest times to present. W (3). Tolman |
