Saint Joseph's College President's Report 1956-1960
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2. On further recommendation of the Committee Plan C was discontinued.
3. In accordance with the present trend of introducing programs for gifted students the faculty voted "that for the required minor of 18 points the various departments may substitute what shall be known as an 'enrichment concomitant' of 24 points, each department being free to select the fields from which this concomitant may be chosen".
B. Differentiated Programs : To make further p...rovision for the gifted entrants the following courses were introduced in September, 1958: History 110 : Source Problems in European Civilization : This covers the same time period as the required History I but is more selective and intensive with emphasis on critical evaluation of source materials .
History 111 . Source Problems in European Civilization II .
Biology 110 . General Biology : Fundamental principles of biology in the light of modern developments I.
Biology 111 . General Biology : Continuation of Bio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 hours per week - 1 semester - 2 points.
2. On further recommendation of the Committee Plan C was discontinued.
3. In accordance with the present trend of introducing programs for gifted students the faculty voted "that for the required minor of 18 points the various departments may substitute what shall be known as an 'enrichment concomitant' of 24 points, each department being free to select the fields from which this concomitant may be chosen".
B. Differentiated Programs : To make further p...rovision for the gifted entrants the following courses were introduced in September, 1958: History 110 : Source Problems in European Civilization : This covers the same time period as the required History I but is more selective and intensive with emphasis on critical evaluation of source materials .
History 111 . Source Problems in European Civilization II .
Biology 110 . General Biology : Fundamental principles of biology in the light of modern developments I.
Biology 111 . General Biology : Continuation of Bio.
What to read after Saint Joseph's College President's Report 1956-1960?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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