Word: curriculum
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sections of the reform resolutions on the curriculum have already appeared in the CRIMSON, but need for complete distribution of the report on the earliest occasion called for publishing at this time...
Harvard's School of Regional Planning is the only independent professional school of planning thus far established. Courses are given in this subject by several other universities as part of their architectural school curriculum, but the Harvard school has occupied a unique position, due to its equipment and its greater degree of integration...
...tested separately, e.g., oral command of French or German for the teacher of either of these languages. In certain subjects graduate courses are specifically required. The standards in Education are: first, a general examination in Educational Theory; second, an apprenticeship in teaching; third, a special examination on the curriculum and methods in the subject to be taught. The minimum requirement of graduate study is one year. Most students will need more than a year to meet the standards in both fields--the subject and Education; but a good student who plans his undergraduate program with these standards in mind...
...should be emphasized that preparation for teaching as a career demands more than knowledge of a subject. It also demands more than knowledge of "methods". No teacher, however scholarly or however skillful, nor with whatever "personality", is capable of taking part in reorganizing a curriculum, determining general administrative policies in a school or school system, measuring the results of instruction with modern scientific instruments, or guiding an individual pupil, unless he has studied the problems involved in these undertakings. That is the basic reasons why the college graduate had better not go directly into teaching. He is not prepared...
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