Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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Student teaching is one ot the most important things in an education major's college career. Leslie Dixon, Deanna House, and Allce Houston related a few of the humorous experiences to fellow members of SNEA. Elementary education majors received a well-rounded education. The course offered in Teaching Physical Education prepared students to teach physical co-ordination to children. I Many college classes required a great deal of study and research at the library. Students in Principles and Methods found library materials help- ful ln class preparation. ,ew , , ' , 1 ' f ' ,E .Ji-elif? ' l 1 J -ff' k s8PE'liw'Jg'i I , X , . J! ,I -253-'SW ' Q fe. is Q25 'Ii 43321 ll 3' .. ' ?z .3 ', Y i V. f . , J... t is an ft as it 'gf . - Q' 6334551- ar- 4e's ' y I , M u ,f-. 'f v . - f-rl J,-. kg ggi Q 7, .. .. w . '---flhidi J ffl' .- wif wi-

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30 cl' Many Christianity students chose revival teams as a means of gaining practical experience. Dave Weng, Karen Seals, Paul Davis, Glenda Norris, and Mike Phillips discussed plans for a weekend revival. Philosophy is a thought provoking subject and often led to discussion outside the classroom. Dr. Cochran and Steve Link continued probing a philosophical question after class in the student unlon. Lti ,rf-fi f ' vp- .. christianity, philosophy Division of christianity and philosophy becomes Redford School of Theology Southwest Baptist College has always had a vital interest in the education of those preparing to enter the preaching ministry and other church related vocations. During the past year the division of Christianity and Philosophy was expanded into The Courts Redford School of Theology and Church Vocations. The formation of this school reflects a new and stronger emphasis in religious studies at SWBC. Dr. H. K. Neely is the dean of the Redford School. The four departments constituting the school are Biblical Studies, Practical Studies, Historical and Theological Studies, and Philosophical Studies.

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ducaHon ducation department rains students to ill elementary and econda ry positions departments in the curriculum at Southwest College A major goal of this department has the preparation of Christian teachers In the Education Department has always been one of the E S co student 6 persona for of elementary and secondary education. ducation Department continued to grow and throughout the 1972-73 school year. Dr. mith offered a new course for education especially secondary education majors. urse was entitled Techniques of Educational and involved the study and use of graphic models, exhibits, tapes, filmstrips, l of various types of equipment. Baptist College added the courses to satisfy the requirements to obtain in Special Education and Remedial This gave elementary education majors a choice with regard to their certification. 'T WW 49? .W K l - ': l 5 . al 'L 1 Z ga ! i . l Learning to communicate with the age level one plans to teach is an im- portant part of teacher training. Karen Finnugan practiced the art of storytelling using the story East O' The Sun and West O' The Moon. Al 1 ,ff xg- 'K l ' Srp- cet Mlaaiifi Nr I lntervlew with the educational chairman ls one of the prere- student teaching. Dr. Hugh Smith discussed the future date teaching assignment with Marilyn Simms. ,U r 2' . :jg-, 4 til T . 1: -1.. A il F' X K X S j. '52 W. xx We fx K 27