Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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51 ' T A T ri F , T EQ- 1 ti EQ, f it T11 , X 1 5' i 5. SAMV1-11. Axniu-:xv Knrsis Iisrniiia LILLIAX A. H., lf. S. in lid., KX:-:IIANS A. ill., PA. 12. Pk. H., A. lf., A. JI. Professor and Head of Professor of Education the Department of Ed- ucation. Lows HENRY Srnuxii Roniznr Rt'ss1aLL HILL Oscan FINDL1-:Y lm'.S.if1 lid., A. JI. 1355.211 lid., A. ill. A. lf.. A. ill., Ph. D. i Professor of Education Professor of Education Professor of Education DEPARTMENT OE EDUCATION Successful teaching implies, on the part of the teacher, a three-fold preparation: a rich cultural background, a mastery of subject matter, pro- fessional insight and skill. The several academic departments share With one another the responsibility for the first and the second phase of this three-fold preparationg to the Department of Education falls the responsibility for the third. Its special function is to initiate the teacher-in-training in the art and science of teaching. To this end it offers a series of integrated courses, organized around four major teaching problems: How do children learn? What should they learn? How can learning be facilitated and directed? How organize and X ti R manage a school? The training in educational principles and teaching tech- ji, niques is enriched through demonstration in the Training School and culmi- , ii nates in a course in directed practice teaching, designed to give the necessary ini- fa, tial skill in applying theory to practice. In addition to the above, the Department 'lfikj of Education is engaged in educational research and serves the schools of South- Nlxixgfi east Missouri as a clearing house for educational information. It also sponsors the Alpha Eta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the national honor society in education. ?f'f' Q r-NSA ----luv, A:---M----------i V V iiwn . W .. . . . . , . .XX .. .. . . . N ,lF'f'f?f'L'fl,-:?'Sifl'i'B5-----'ITg..T j'7'7i1f--,r iGj'2T4T 'llE.1Q1Z1'f'F'3'f-' 'h iUi4.s. '. 4 EFi'5f---fit'-E..,N ,'i,Qj'-1. g -jill--141 4 :g,,,j:'f:x ' r ' ':1'Y,,-'t i U-17-D , . . slip, A. . ,... . ,... if T ti xl' 5. X .4J