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The practice teaching girls are , -- TTTTTTT g of . y ic vvieefaeg- ag - 4' e-' xox ' ,Q-ff'-r ff ' X if i til A p '4 .W V , fjzx.- 6 ., gr . '--......T' a.1 ' -X iX :.:'Z My Critic Teachers Rendering Great Service Top row-Ncwkirk. Rogan. Old, Kelley. Corbin. Carey, Hook, Purcell, Duval. Peery. Third row-Crans. Nlclntosh, Neely. Eiler, Reid, Carmichael. Rader. Second row-Morris, Garrett, Honan, Blackburn, Storms, Broyles, Leonard, Robinson. Bottom row-Dahl. Thomson, Bumbarger. Hornbrook, McDowell, O'l-learn, Griffin. There were thirty-eight critic teachers during the year 1929. These teachers are very carefully selected, and after recommendation from the college are appointed by the Board There are no centers for special work except a few for special music work. Of EdUC3fi0I1- with some of the very best teachers Some of our own graduates are in the city and are getting valuable now acting as critic teachers. All of . the teachers have had broad experi- ence and have done some work at Chicago, and Columbia University. New York. help and suggestions. About every two weeks there is a meeting of the critic teachers. At that time all problems which arise are discussed. -,. .LPM , . ,,. 'Y - .nf 1. - - , sr f me -.. -. X , W--- X..- , Of Ur --to f-x-,,, 'XC j-Q-ff ' Qi.-. .. --:- 'W 3 ti- 'N- . H f-XV, N--.W.XN3xSfN3 I9 2 9 T . llll
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