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Identifier: announcementofsu1913wayn (find matches)
Title: Announcement of the summer session
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Wayne State College Wayne State College
Subjects: Wayne State College Universities and colleges
Publisher: (University Place, Neb. : Claflin Printing Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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logy, Physical Geography, Zoology, General History,Chemistry, Trigonometry, Psychology, Child Study, School Hygiene,Theory of Education, School Management, and Kindergarten, Primary,Grammar, and High School Methods. The training of teachers to fillpositions in the best graded schools of Nebraska will thus be made astrong feature of the work of the Summer Session of 1913. Courses of Instruction AGRICULTURE A course intended for beginners preparing to take the examina-tion for county certificate. A study of soil, soil preparation, tools,selection of seed, seed testing, stock feeding, stock raising, civic im-provements, roads and road building. Two and one-half hours credit. —Mr. Lackey. BOTANY The structure and physiology of seed plants. Identification offlowering plants. Preparation of an herbarium. Field and laboratorywork. Five hours recitation. Ten hours laboratory work. Fivehours credit- —Mr. Hickman. CHEMISTRY Chemistry I.—General chemical properties of matter. Non- —11—
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metallic elements. Five hours recitation. Ten hours laboratorywork. Five hours credit. —Mr. Britell. Chemistry II.—Metals, inorganic compounds and laws. Threehours recitation. Four hours laboratory work. Two and one-halfhours credit. —Mr. Britell. Chemistry III.—This is an advanced course and will be offered ifthe demand warrants it- —Mr. Britell. DRAWING AND INDUSTRIAL ART Drawing I.—A general course for beginners, including pencilwork, perspective, object drawing, pose, color work, and picture study.Intended for those preparing to take the teachers examination. Onehour credit. —Miss Killen. Drawing II.—A course in drawing and design for teachers, orthose having a fair knowledge of the subject. One lesson a week inart history. One and one-half hours credit. —Miss Killen. Drawing III.—A primary course in art, including work in char-coal and water color. One recitation a week in art history. One andone-half hours credit. —Miss Killen Drawing IV.—A normal course

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