University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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- ,, 1 , uc - i 'Y 'i' Y - Ghz Qrhnnl nf Hhuraiinn Ms nm Duster D Gmjm HE School of Education was organized in 1909, and has the same standing IT? in the University as the School of Law and the School of Commerce and W ff Business Administration. The purpose of its organization is to train super- intendents of schools, normal s:hool instructors, the teaiihers and pingiplzlls NM, of secondary schools. It is the natural out rowth of the epartments o p 1- m losophy and education, which department ivas established by the University trustees in the year 1899. ill The faculty at present consists of a dean, who is also pro- fessor of education: a professor of secondary education, and a professor of vocational edu- cation. Along with these, various professors in the College of Arts and Sciences give courses in the teaching of their respective subjects. IH The vocational department of the School of Education, the most recent addition to the department, was established, in 1918, for the express purpose of training teachers for the trade and industrial schools now being estab- lished in the state of Alabama. Ill Students who complete the prescribed academic and professional work will, upon graduation, be granted by the State Board of Education the Class A professional certificate for teaching in secondary schools.

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