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Courses in American History.
Ro-arrnngoment of tho courses to bo
offered next yoar In Amorlcnn History
and Politics has mado nocessary the
alteration of the program for tho sec
ond semester of this yoar. Only the
following courses will bo given tho
nocond semester, uudor requirements
Indicated. For furthor Information
consult the catalogue under courses
nnmed.
AMERICAN HISTORY.
2. Revolutionary, M. W. F. at 9 or 4.
Opon to all students. Continuation of
first semester courso 1. Three hours.
Adjunct Professor Perslngor.
Mr. Aylsworth.
4. Later Constitutional, M. W. F. at
1) or 4. Opon to sonlors. Continuation
Special Teachers' Courses.
During tho second soincster Miss M.
II. Porley, supervisor of manual train
ing in the Lincoln public schools, has
arranged two special touchers' courses
In manual training which will be open
to the young women of the University,
providing they formally register for
tho work One hour credit will bo al
lowed for either of theso courses. The
work will consist of actual hand work
In manual training, together with lec
tures a'nd readings on tho psychology
of the Biibject. Tho very groat edu
cational importance of this subject
should make this opportunity Interest
ing to those young women who expect
to boconro-toachors.
Miss Perloy is a graduate of tho
manual training department of "Teach
ers' College," of Columbia University,
New York, which is gonorally .rocog
nlzed as the leading department of Its
kind in tho world. She has had ox
tonslvo experience before coming to
Lincoln and is in every way qualified
to make a success of these training
"classes.
Students who are interested and
who desire further information re
garding this work should consult with
Mrs. Darkley, the University Dean of
Womonr
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6. Recent Problems, T. Th. at 9.
Opon to seniors. Continuation of 5.
Two hours. ProreBBor (Jaldwoll.
8. Expansion (catalogue courso 9),
M. W. F. at 3. Opon to students hav-
Ing had ono year, of history, and to
) others on permission. Threo hours.
Adjunct Professor Porslnger.
20. Teacher's Course, T. Th. at 5.
Opon to juniors' and sonlors who are
specializing In history, and to others
only on consent of lntrucftr. Two
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Teachers' Course In American History.
Prof. L. B. Aylsworth will give a
two-hour courso In Amorlcnn History
noxt Komostor that may bo counted
toward tho University teachers' cer
tificate. . 4
This course will bo devoted to the
methods, problems, needed and avail
able materials, of tho teaching, as op
poaod to tho studying and- Writing of
history. A knowledge of the olc'iqents
of historical method, so essential to
Uiq teachers of hlstdry, will ho as
sumed. In addition to methods proper,
special attention will be given to .the
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