NINETEEN TEN MILLIDEK ft e g cfjool of $etragosp THE School of Pedagogy occupies a co-ordinate position with the other schools of the college. The demand for teachers who) have taken courses in special training for their work grows apace with each succeeding year. The demand is particu- larly strong for teachers who have completed courses in profes- sional training as well as the courses for the college degree. The special courses offered in tins college include elementary psychol- ogy, child-study, methods of teaching, the art of school manage- ment, the philosophy of education, history of education, and theoretical and practical courses in subjects in which the stu- dent is wishing to specialize, as domestic science, modern lan- guage, ancient languages, fine and applied arts, music, manual training, etc. These practical courses include practice teaching, with the usual criticisms and personal suggestions. The value of these courses is well understood by school boards, superintendents of schools, principals of academies, and presidents of colleges. The State Superintendent of Public In- struction recognizes it in his annual circular, and candidates for the state certificate who have received the degree for courses in- cluding professional work will be given the same recognition as graduates of the state institutions of learning, which means that such persons are only required to take successful examinations in English, educational psychology, principles and methods of teaching, and theses on elementary school and secondary school problems, as the particular certificate may require. For a state supervisory certificate the history of education is included, to- gether with a satisfactory thesis on a problem of school admin- istration. A state examination will be held at the James Mil- likin University buildings July 26-29 of this year. It is expected that it will be held annually here in the future. The instructors in the general and special subjects are men and women, not only of fine general education, but of large ex- perience in teaching here and elsewhere. The degree which is offered those taking the four years ' course is that of Bachelor of Science with Pedagogy. The large number of calls for grad- uates who have taken these courses in whole or in part is the best test of the reputation which graduates have already made. From the last graduating class several young men and women went to very desirable positions at fine salaries. ' Of all the rides since the birth of time. — Senior Sleigh Ride. 28
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