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

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1' -Q-19' -Q' JI'-fftlf -t,2f,'t,l','i2 ' 'Sli t 1' 41515. grin. ASS- -ai h- li- -.fi-'Aii -1-L -5- Axmuaw SHERMAN l.Ol'lSli Picakciz BOLTCHISR lf. 5. in lid., A. .1l. lf. S., fl. B., A. .ll. Supervisor of the Senior Director of the Training' High School School VVII.I.I.XM Aivrilult CHARLES Planar. Ihxicms l.1iAI.OX Nouvlzl. joxiis Uwxiziax' lf. S. in lid. A. B, B. S. in Ed. Instructor in the High Instructor in the High lnrrtructor in the High School. School. School. THE TRAINING SCHOOL The training department should be the heart of a Teachers College. It must provide ample opportunity for directed observation for college stu- dents who are pursuing courses in educational theory and professionalized subject matterg it must serve as a laboratory where student teachers have ample practice in the best methods of procedure undcr competent supervisiong 'it must approximate good public school conditions since it is a school for pupils to attendg it must provide a varied program of teaching opportunities for pros- pective teachers on the Various grade levels. The Training School is organized into four departments: a Kinder- garten-Primary Department composed of the kindergarten and the first three gradesg an Intermediate Department composed of grades four, five and sixg a Junior High School Department composed of grades seven, eight and nineg 21 Senior High School Department composed of grades ten, eleven, and twelve. QSWQ- 'Til'--21' Y l' 'X-I-'sv' 'YJ' K-f 4 571. - Di Ti- U4 S---vvwiYA4fAxgYi T- fe ii-1 45 TI- iil ..26...

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