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Title: Bridgewater State Normal School Massachusetts : (catalogue)
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)
Subjects: State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)--Catalogs Bridgewater State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)--Catalogs Universities and colleges--Curricula--Catalogs
Publisher: Wright & Potter
Contributing Library: Bridgewater State University
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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periods a week; occasional confer-ences with students. The aim of this course and the topics included are stated in Literature 2,elementary department. English for Expression 1 and 2. Miss Peirce. For outline of the course, see A. Elementary Department. Library Instruction 1. Miss Pritchard. First year. Thirteen weeks, three periods a week. Taken in connectionwith Literature 1. Library Instruction 2. Miss Pritchard.Second year. Thirteen weeks, three periods a week. For an outline of the course see Library. Instruction 2 in the elementarydepartment. Penmanship. Mr. Doner. First year. Thirty-nine weeks, one period a week. The aim of the course is to train students to write well on paper and on theblackboard, in order that they may possess the technical skill required for theteaching of penmanship. The course is based on the arm or muscular move-ment method, — the method used in American schools to-day. The details ofthe course are stated under penmanship in the elementary department.
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IVY EXERCISES. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, BRIDGEWATER. 39 Arithmetic. Arithmetic 1. Elementary course. Miss Newton.First or second year. Thirteen -weeks, two periods a week. (Includedin Methods 1.) This course consists of a comparative and detailed study of the methods of(a) teaching numbers to young children; (b) teaching the fundamental opera-tions, common and decimal fractions, percentage and its simple applications,problems; (c) drilling for accuracy and speed. Geography. Geography 1. Physiography. Mr. Shaw. First year. Thirteen weeks, four periods a week in the laboratory. See Geography 1 in elementary department. Geography 2. Elementary methods course. Mr. Sinnott.Second year. Nineteen weeks, four periods a week. See Geography 2 in elementary department. Science. Nature Study 1 and 2. Miss Davis. First and second years. Twenty-six weeks, each year, fall and springterms; two periods a week. The aim of this course is to enable the students to meet the requirements innature study for gra

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