National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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il .i 5 1 7 i Y ' 4 Classes The Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes compose the three stages of the rocket. As it takes off and begins to gain alti- tude, certain stages will be re leased. As each stage is dropped, however, another ignition is be- gun and an additional boost is given to the remaining stages. With this added assistance the rocket receives the power to con- tinue on the way toward its all- important destination. l w 5 K ' 3 w li ,t ' , F , s l I. il lk l U i ,. l ll w 1 n ,i f Q i 1 U L , l - T- Q 1, i I ' 1 1

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I THE GR D ATE CHOOL In these days when more and more states are requiring five years of preparation for full certification as an elementary teacher, graduates of National College of Education are find- ing more than ever valuable the fine M.Ed. programs offered at the college. Following the pattern established a few years ago of subdividing the graduate school curriculum according to special areas of concentration, the Graduate Council added a pro- gram in guidance and counseling in the elementary school during 1961-62. This brings to seven the number of such specializations possible. The program in special education for teachers of the mentally retarded is now in its second year. In connection with this program a two-summer curriculum recommended by the State Department of Education to meet certification requirements was introduced in the summer of 1962. Fifty-eight students received their M.E.d degrees in 1961-62. Lewis Troyer Dean of The Graduate School -21- R Sf s

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