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Members of the CGLLEGE OF EDU- CATION are busy preparing for a review by the board of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Educators KNCATEJ. NCATE has the highest standard of any accrediting organization in the country. If the college qualifies for accreditation, it will be included in a listing with other approved institutions. Teachers having certification from an NCATE-approved institution can move to any state and have no diffi- culty finding employment. Dr. D. G. Ioseph, dean of the college of education, helped to institute an accountability-based teacher education program at Nicholls. The Nicholls-Teacher Education Pilot Program KN-TEPPJ, in its third year, makes use of actual in-field expe- rience in training teachers. The program uses two-period block classes combined with team teaching, in order to give students more working time, and a more varied outlook on education. In-field observations and participa- tion are required in an effort to expose the student to the classroom situation
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before the final student teaching. Secretaries to the college of educa- tion are Peggy Toups and Lou Swearin- gen. Department of Education The DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA- TION, headed by Dr. Robert I. Clement, is the catch-all department for fifteen major fields of study in education. Includedunder Clement's depart- ment are education majors in art, Eng- lish, foreign languages, industrial arts. library science, mathematics-music, instrumental music, vocal music. sci- ence, social studies, speech, speech therapy, elementary education and kin- dergarten education, with the last two offering a nursery school option. In its third year of the N-TEPP pro- gram tNicholls-Teachers Education Pilot Programl, the members of the department are constantly meeting to suggest changes and improvements in the competency-based program. The department, along with others in the college, is undergoing an extensive self-study program as part of the prepa- ration for NCATE tNational Council for Accreditation of Teacher Educatorsl which has the highest standards of any accreditation agency in the country. According to Cecile LeBlanc, assist- ant professor of education, a follow-up survey of the Nicholls education pro- gram was mailed to recent education graduates at both the bachelors and masters level as part of that self-study. Dr. Clement and Dr. Harrel Carpen- ter, associate professor of education and psychology, were both members of a committee which represented Nic- holls at discussions of the Commission to Reform Education in Louisiana. The discussions centered around Exem- plary Programs in Teacher Education. Dr. Carpenter was cited by the Loui- siana Education Research Association for compiling material utilized by the reform commission. Dr. IoAnn Cangemi, professor of edu- cation. conducted two sessions at the Annual Conference of Teachers of Lafayette Diocese Schools held on the campus of the University of Southwest- ern Louisiana in Lafayette. Both ses- sions dealt with curriculum develop- ment and trends. Dr. Lacy Marcotte, professor of edu- cation, is the university coordinator for the Nicholls Reading Council, which is the oldest of such councils in the state. lts purpose is to serve those interested in improving reading at all levels. Marcotte. director of the Center for Reading Improvement. was a featured speaker during the tith Annual Read- ing Symposium held at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Caro- lina. Sara Buckmaster, assistant professor of library science, authored an essay which was published in the tall edition of School Media Quarterly, the journal of the American Association of School Librarians. Dr. Penny Nielson, assistant profes- sor of education, attended a three-day National Reading Conference in Atlanta. Georgia. The professional organization is concerned with the improvement of reading programs. Dr. Elizabeth Zimmermann was pro- moted from assistant professor to asso- ciate professor of education. Other members of the department are: Dr. Matilda Crain. Dr. Iohn Dennis. Russell Galiano. Dr. Ralph Gremillion. Martha Harmon. Williziiii Hickman. Eva Iacobs. Dr. Dennis Ioseph. Clem va f:gg,.r7j'-25. My G it 3? t 1 ' ' ' 5, ,-I llr. Robert tllenient is hi-.id ot tht- tli'p.ii'tiiii-nt til ediir1.ition. wliieli int hides most til thi- edit' .ition niaiors on i anipiis. ttatitt-.iii l'QiIiit.iti n I t
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