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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1979)
tuesday, november 6, 1970 daily nebrasksn psg3 7 ASUN concludes class investigation By Patti Gallagher An ASUN Academic Policy Committee investigation into a student complaint that a music class consisted large ly of flaying children's games" is complete and "the issue is closed," according to Susan Johnson, ASUN Sena tor and committee member. ' Junior Leslie Harlow is enrolled in Elementary Music and Methods 334, a requirement for her music major in elementary education.. She complained to ASUN that much of the class time and entire lab periods were de voted to playing games. i Harlow objected to what she called "inappropriate activities" in the class because of the ampunt of time spent on games. After some arbitration between student and teacher, a formal complaint was made to the ASUN Academic Policy committee. A copy of the complaint also was sent to Raymond Haggh, director of the School of Music. Haggh was quoted in the Daily Nebraskan as saying that "faculty members have the right to determine methods of their class" and that his intervention would be a violation of teacher rights. Johnson said she talked to the course instructor, Dorothy Kozak, last week. .She said she thought the teacher had valid reasons for teaching games. She added Harlow may have chosen the wrong program in seeking a bachelor of arts instead of a bachelor of science degree. Kozak made a similar statement to the Daily Nebraskan. s Johnson said Harlow coulcf.have chosen the bachelor of science program for her teaching degree in music and not have been required to take the course, which is designed for those intending to teach students from kindergarten through grade 12. t Johnsoi said that Harlow's career goals include teach ing music to high school students. '. ' Johnson said she was "satisfied with the teacher's ex planation" and that students have to know how to work with children if they are to teach them. It is "hard to draw the line between the extent to which it (game playing) is exhausted or needed," she added. 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