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Anderson Edward Mott Ralph Glott Anna O'Toole Joseph Kazamek George Zepp The Elementary Education curriculum is designed to permit the student to strengthen his background in academic areas as well as professional education. If courses are carefully selected, some special- ization is possible in fields such as language arts and social studies.
The course titles and descriptions are self-explanatory, and the stu- dent may use much freedom to build his own program.
An advisor is usually not selec...ted until the student begins his research project. For his first few courses a student would probably wish to include a foundations course and one each from general and professional studies. Grad 515, Elements of Research, should be taken by the time twelve credits have been earned. If a student needs guid- ance concerning his program before his advisor has been appointed, he should feel free to consult the chairman or any of the other de- partment staff.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Curriculum for Graduate Degrees Students working for this degree in Elementary Education will complete the thirty (30) semester hours of work in accordance with the following divisions: I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anderson Edward Mott Ralph Glott Anna O'Toole Joseph Kazamek George Zepp The Elementary Education curriculum is designed to permit the student to strengthen his background in academic areas as well as professional education. If courses are carefully selected, some special- ization is possible in fields such as language arts and social studies.
The course titles and descriptions are self-explanatory, and the stu- dent may use much freedom to build his own program.
An advisor is usually not selec...ted until the student begins his research project. For his first few courses a student would probably wish to include a foundations course and one each from general and professional studies. Grad 515, Elements of Research, should be taken by the time twelve credits have been earned. If a student needs guid- ance concerning his program before his advisor has been appointed, he should feel free to consult the chairman or any of the other de- partment staff.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Curriculum for Graduate Degrees Students working for this degree in Elementary Education will complete the thirty (30) semester hours of work in accordance with the following divisions: I.
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