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...undergraduates who expect to teach to the following statement: The Division considers the minimum of technical training essential for secondary teaching to be Education A, 3b, and 9, and strongly recommends that 3b and 9 be made part of a year of graduate study for the degree of Master of Arts in Education. Course 9 cannot be taken without 3b, and the Division urges that no one enter 3b without having taken previously A, or one of the other introductory courses: 1, 5, 7, or 10. Course A taken in the Summer School will be accepted as equivalent...
...degree of Master of Arts in Education enables a student to enter the Boston school system after one year of experience elsewhere. As the usual requirement of experience is three years, the degree of Master of Arts is thus accepted in lieu of two years of experience outside of the city. The degree is accepted in this way, however, only if the course pursued by the student includes certain studies specified by the Boston School Committee. The fields of study in which courses must be taken under this rule are Philosophy, Psychology, Economics, and Education. The work in Education must...
Students who have pursued the course for the Master's degree may also enter the Boston schools without experience elsewhere, as teachers in training. The position of teacher in training leads, after two years, to a regular certificate. During the training years the teacher is under the supervision of the Department of Practice and Training in the Boston Schools. A strictly undergraduate program in Education, with allied courses in Philosophy and Psychology is accepted under the Boston rules in lieu of one year of experience...
During the period of the final examinations, June 3 to June 19, Dr. A. T. Davison '16, organist and choir-master, will give short organ recitals in Appleton Chapel daily, except Sunday, from 9 to 9.10, at the close of morning prayers. The programs for the first three days will be as follows: Thursday, June 3. Rheinzerger, Romanze Calkin, Festal March in C Friday, June 4. Guilmant, Andante Handel, Gavotte Saturday, June 5. Rheinberger, Vision Wachs, Hosanna
...year or less. If its prime object is to give the players orchestral experience, why is it that practically only one programme was given the whole year? How was it that even then at many concerts some of the wind instrument solos were played by memory, by the concert-master? This state of affairs has turned away a sufficient number of men to form an efficient orchestra. Former members of the St. Louis and Philadelphia symphonies, Boston Opera, and the N. E. Conservatory of Music, and a leader of a Boston theatre have complained that the annual try-outs...