Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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..-.-a- One-Thirci of . J. 5 f '?T:x' . A in N-f pta- Y? te. in N, ' Xxs, ks Y J , -'g A- - I '. s' 4. W 12- Q ms , .K xi pl. it X' tit We . . . Dipping bayberry candles, Teaching of Reading students plan new methods and techniques for a maior study unit. Guidance clclss members-Nelson Woybill, Herb Yoder, Kenneth Holderman, and Margaret Brciinard-enact an impromptu solution to ci socio-drama. Because of greater selectivity in ad- mitting students to the teacher training program, slightly fewer were enrolled in the education curriculum in 1957-58 than in the previous five years. Even so, over a third of the lull-time student en- rollment was in the education division and, with the continuing demands for teachers, numerous non-degree people also attended as part-time students. As a result ol' continuous evaluation ol the education program, plans for cur- riculum improvements are now undera way. One change currently being con- sidered is setting up a professional semes- ter in which elementary education majors could combine many of their methods courses in one block. This year also saw the education de- partment broadening its follow-up aid lor graduating teachers who are placed in teaching positions by the college. l uw

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Ag Muior Meeting Tuesday evenings, members of the Advanced Problems in Clothing class learn how to reupholster furniture. Optic students set up 0 class experiment, using lenses and prisms. 'N-. txm 1 t ji X l i Ne it 1 2 2 Q' if is,s, ' . Ei l 5 3 j f ?'iMf.2s-J mms- . rv.-4-.-W-wn,.w.,f.,.k..... .., M, , 'ii XY! www-. 'ww-+w,.... Q. -saw. Iii lii t t r N eww V' ': i s r r rise SQ 'iv N bkzz, - K K-wvmqg ii f K W.lT M., l Q s, Q mhz.. ' gifs ' W '

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Enrollment in Teacher Training i 5'-we If ww new ,. ff, If gr V dj aww Practice teaching in the third grade at Chandler school, Joyce Gingerich explains carrying in addition fo her pupils. 25