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Draining Sia sean GIEENN G BINSPAHR, Bis.) M.A., Ed.D: Associate Professor of Education ARNOLD C. ERXLEBEN, M.A. Associate Professor of Education HERMAN L. GLAESS, M.E. JAMES M. HAKE, B.S., Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Education Assistant Professor of Education 29
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28 GILBERT P. BLOMENBERG, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Education ELDEN F. DUENSING, B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education LAWRENCE G, BICKEL, Bess MEAS seep: Professor of Education Highlights P-.fconem Top quality professional prepa- ration is an essential building block for prospective teachers, and it is toward strengthening and re- enforcing this building block that the professional training division pro- gram is geared. The key word is expansion in education--expansion in staff, program, preparation, fa- cilities and instructional aids. Professor James Hake was added to the faculty this year while two more additions are anticipated in the near future. A graduate pro- gram is moving toward reality and attention is being given toprograms of preparation for directors of par- ish education and music. The student teaching program, a vital aspect of training through ex- perience and application on the ele- mentary and secondary levelsisbe- . ing enlarged by the addition of six new classrooms at St. John's School. The off-campus phase of this en- deavor now includes theco- operation of 41 congregations from Denver to St. Louis. Closed circuit television, video tape, programmed learning and oth- er recent developments in instruc- tional aids are being used and ex- perimented with in classroom set- tings. In order to more adequately vis- ualize the needs and problems of congregations and synodical dis- tricts, faculty members have ini- tiated field trips to outlying areas, developing two-way contact with the people and situations this profes- sional training is designed to best Serve, - al ae — ae — ee El
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ERICH E, HELGE, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Education WILFRED C, LANGEFELD, BWM yale: IBID. laiele DE Associate Professor of Education JACK L. MIDDENDORF, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education. MPT AGoyp 7 oy mA A b b SPSS O- MARTIN J. MAEHR, M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Education Chairman of Division : esenneneg itl -
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