Description: |
ADVANCED COURSE.The object of this Course is to qualify fully those who shall graduate from the Elemen¬
tary Course for teaching in the most responsible positions in the Public High Schools
of the State.First Term (15 weeks.)—Higher Algebra, General History,
Chemistry, Latin.Second Term (11 weeks.)—Algebra completed and Geometry
begun General History, Physics, Latin.Third Term (13 weeks.)—Geometry, General History, Latin. A more extended study of Botany and Zoology. Special atten¬ tion to the practical utility of these sciences, and to the geograph¬ ical distribution of animals and plants.Fourth Term (15 weeks.)—Geometry completed, Trigonom¬ etry and its applications. Elements of Mineralogy and of Geology. Special attention to the distribution and uses of specific Minerals. Latin and German.Fifth Term (11 weeks.)—Astronomy, Latin, German. A more extended study of English Literature than that in the Elementary Course.Sixth Term (13 weeks.)—-Conception of the State its end or purpose. Conception of the school its origin in the necessity of the State its end or purpose its essential requisites that it may attain this end. Application of the principles of Mental Science to the determination of methods of teaching the different subjects during the different periods of mental development. Latin and German continued. The study of Greek may be substituted for that of German. |
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Source: |
http://indstate.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/isuarchive/id/32155 |
Collection: |
Indiana State University Archives |
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