University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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The Laboratory School also offers the college students an opportunity to observe the play and school activities of children. As such an adjunct to psychol- ogy and teaching courses, the school is invaluable. The direction of the school's courses and activities is by Dr. Cloyd Anthony, principal, but its work is correlated with that of the college by Miss Pauline Humphreys, director of the department of education and teacher training. The major part of the teaching done in the Laboratory School is done by senior college students enrolled in the college. This student teaching is closely supervised by the head of the department in the school in Which the teaching is done. In addition to the new methods of instruction and enriched curriculum, the Laboratory School students are ad- mitted to most of the college events free of charge and enjoy the same privileges as college students in the use of the the physical plant and recreational and entertainment facilities. The Laboratory School is open throughout the summer months also, permitting students to pursue their individual interests, review, complete a unit begun, or hasten high school grad- uation. fe- N MAb MM CkM B M RlhGSt M MIddML MHHB vm., if .-- P-' 4 'EZQEFFS ,es is 1. ,U