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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSES

[June 30

UNITS

P.E. 31—Problems in Physical Education r P.E. 32—Problems in School Health 1 P.E. 33—Foundations of Physical Fitness 1 P.E. 101—Principles and P r o g r a m s of Public Health 1 P.E. 103—Problems in Safety Education 1 P.E. 105—Philosophy of Sport I P.E. 106—Techniques of Research in Physical Education 1 P.E. 107—Trends and Techniques of Rehabilitation 1 P.E. 109—Research J4-2 P.E. (new)—Organization and Administration of Extracurricular Sports 1 P.E. (new)—Organization and Administration of Recreation 1 P.E. (new)—Organization and Administration of C a m p i n g . . I U n d e r g r a d u a t e M i n o r in P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n HOURS P . E . W . 58—Team Games (tennis and basketball) 1 P . E . W . 58—Team Games (soccer and badminton) 1 P . E . W . 58—Team Games (volleyball and Softball) 1 P.E.W. 51—Elementary Rhythms 1 P.E.W. 79—Elementary Folk Dancing 1 P . E . W . 78—Social and American Square Dancing 1 P.E.W. 81—Games for School and Playground 2 P.E.W. 99—School Health 4 P.E.W. (new)—Organization and Methods of Physical Education 3 P.E.W. 80—Recreation and Camp Leadership _2 Total 17 Recommended Courses for Additional Credit Physiol. 1—Mammalian Physiology P . E . W . 74 or 76—Swimming P . E . W . 55—Life Saving P . E . W . 72—Fundamentals of Motor Fitness, Stunts a n d Tumbling P.E.W. 77—Elementary Tap Dancing P.E.W. 59—Bowling P.E.W. 58—Team Games (hockey and speedball) P.E.W. (new)—First Aid and Safety Education

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S u m m a r y of C u r r i c u l u m in P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n for W o m e n 1. Basic Sciences HOURS Zool. 1—General Zoology 5 Physiol. 3a-3b—Physiological Anatomy 10 Psych. 1—Introduction to Psychology 4 Hygiene 2—Hygiene and Sanitation 2 Bot. ia—Introductory Botany _3 Total, Basic Sciences 24 2. General Education (As outlined for a Limited H i g h School Certificate) Oral and Written Expression 9-11 Social Science 6 Humanities 6 Electives 23 Natural Science (see Basic Sciences, above) .. Total, General Education , 44-46

1 One semester is spent in elementary school teaching where the student teacher has complete charge of a class 2 to 3 hours a week and observes elementary school methods of organization and teaching two hours. The other semester is spent in high school where she teaches three hours and observes two hours a week. In both situations, the student teacher makes her own plans, carries them through, aids in program construction, and receives regular supervision.