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Students learn how to prepare audio-visual aids for classroom use. Tests give the teacher a knowledge of a child's reading ability. Subject and methods courses are applied to classroom situations during the student teaching experience. 21
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Movies are an effective teaching device. ■ The past year saw a continued growth in the size and scope of the school of education. The enrollment was approximately 1,050 plus 389 students from other areas of study to which the school of education acts as a service school for purposes of certification. Currently. Oregon State is the only institution in Oregon and perhaps in the nation requiring methods of reading for its secondary school students. The school offers work in the areas of graduate or higher, secondary and elementary education with majors in agriculture, business, general biology, general science, health, home economics, industrial arts, mathematics, trade and industry, physical education, and physical science. Fields of specialization in guidance and personnel work are offered at the graduate level, and opportunities in the field of reading instruction rank high. Franklin Zeran, dean of education, refers to his library. 20
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An interior view of the mechanical engineering building. ■ Perhaps this year above all others has shown the great need for engineers and technically trained people in our society. The enrollment of this school now stands at approximately 1,760. These students are offered training in the fields of agricultural, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering. The development of the nuclear engineering program particularly at the graduate level ranks it among the 43 programs accepted by the Atomic Energy Commission for their fellowship grants. Just completed are the preliminary plans for a mechanical engineering building of approximately 62,000 square feet. With the construction of this building and the renovation of the present physics building for engineering instruction, the school will face a period of adequate space and expansion for several years. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS 22 George W. Gleeson. dean of engineering and industrial arts, is shown with the atomic reactor.
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