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| PALMERSTON NORTH TEACHERS' COLLEGE M #3} , Handbook —— I959 College Phone 4029. S+uden+s' Phone 4027. Princess[...] |
| Slall » - - . - » - — The College - . - - » . Organisa’rlon ~ - - — . . College lnforma’rion Addilional Information Board - -[...]’rions ~ Wanganui Educafion Board Regulafions College Course Professional S’rudies ~ - - - -[...] |
| Principal: Vice-Principal: Warden: Ari and Craff: Education: Education: P.P.T. P.P.T. (J): English: Library:[...] |
| PALMERSTON NORTH INTERMEDIATE NORMAL; Principal: , Firs’[...] |
| Foreword. A Teachers' College allemp‘is in iwo shorr years lo send ou‘l siu[...]pec’rs musl~ receive a‘H'enfion. Firsg, lhe College mus’r provide a ‘Field where your developmem‘ as a person may confinue. The oppor- i’unilies in a College are almosl wifhouf limi‘i. Many of you will be[...]neaih you. Take your full pari in ihe life of +he CollegeCollege must provide you wi‘rh +he academic background[...]ular organised sludy is re- quired. Thirdly. lhe College mus‘l help you lo love. undersiand and respecf[...]eaching him. You will find lha’r +he +heory in College is prac’rical and helps you greally when[...] |
| [...]r opporrunifies. for rhey will never recur. The College is a democracy where slafl‘ and sfuclen’rs wo[...]s. Play your parf ‘lo lhe full and leave ’rhe College a beller place for having had you as a s’ruden’r. ‘- K. A. NORTH? Principal. \J |
| THE COLLEGE The Palmerslon Nor‘rh Teachers' College is es‘rablished in a building which had served ‘lhe cily long as a Technical College. ln I955. a new Technical CollegeCollege was growing. pressure on accommoda‘rion[...] |
| [...]of Grey Sireel’ are numbered from 7—l8. THE COLLEGE COAT OF ARMS To appreciale l'he College Coaf‘of Arms one mus’r have a knowledge of fh[...]f a family. and. as we are ’rhe sixlh Teachers' College +o be es’rablished in New Zealand. this[...] |
| [...]very appropriaie for a newly-es’rab‘ lished College which has ye’r +0 make i+s mark in +he field of educa+i0n. COLLEGE ORGANISATION On en+ry s’ruden’rs are divided[...]s also par+ oi +he compulsory core. On re+urn +0 College you will be re—groupedz— (a) According +0 yo[...]you spend four weeks in +he schools. Thursday is College Day. when +he programme in— cludes Assem[...] |
| COLLEGE INFORMATION A Teachers' College is no‘i a secondary school. S’ruden’rs shou[...]’rions. 2. Unexpecfeci Absences. (a) Ring Jrhe College or School as soon as possible. (b) lmmediaiely yo[...]nned io +he iorm ii you are absenl more ihan five College days. Absence is wiihou‘r pay unless ius[...] |
| [...]e re‘iurns (e.g.. when rhey are lake or away on College business). Each Thursday a lis‘l of ’[...] |
| [...]and +he minimum wear and ‘rear. I. Hours. The College is open from 8 a.m. +0 5 pm. A bell is run[...] |
| [...]udem‘s' cars mus’r noi‘ be parked in ’rhe College grounds. College Colours. The official Colours are CobahL Green. B[...]cognised by combina’rions of ’rhese colours. College Organised Parfies. The Principal mus’r be informed of all College par’ries or excursions prior io Jthe decided dale. This applies lo any funcfion you organise as a group of College sluden’rs, bur does nol apply lo priva’re par[...]r reflec’r credi’r on s‘iuden‘rs and fhe College. A lisf of sluden’rs going on an excursion mus[...]of professional people. Blazers may be worn ’ro College bu‘l nor +0 schools. Correcf dress is required[...]iing liquor may be broughf +0 or consumed on any College premises or in ‘ihe vicini’ry i‘hereoic or of any College funclion or Jrrip wherever i’r may be.[...] |
| [...]Teachers' Certificate require- ments are based on College work carried out over the whole two years. This i[...]e assessment). Failures are required to return to College a day early in their second year to sit a special[...]he Principal's rating on his final report to the Education Department. which is a composite impressio[...] |
| [...]year sfuden‘rs are required +0 pay info ’rhe College Accoum‘s on {he firs’r day £I6. This is divi[...]Sludem‘s‘ Associa’rion Fee (includes College Magazine and Newsreal) 2 I8 0 (2) Texfbooks. Fol[...]0 (3) Use of Class Se’rs ......... l 0 0 (4) College Calendar ......... '5 O (5) College Fee (includes Locker Fee, Parfial Em‘erfainmenf[...]Games of chance for money musiL nor be played on College premises. I7 |
| [...]m‘s who hifch—hike g‘ol‘fso wi’rhou’r CollegeCollege Box number is 6i5. Personal mail and par- cels sh[...]dresses as ihe box is of limii’ed size. Massey College. Massey College is a sisfer ins‘rifu’rion. If is essen[...] |
| [...]ili’ry of raking some subiecls—av while a’r College, will! ‘rhe ul’rima’re aim of gaining a deg[...]orlnighf lhe professors or leclurers visi‘l lhe College and"? lec‘lure during College hours. The usual pa’r’rern is Englishr? on Mo[...]ue. A full sel of lex’r books awail’s you al College. These)? have been ordered from England. S[...] |
| [...]eslablished al‘ 69 Queen Sheer. in’rended for College sludenfs only and wi‘rh some com‘ac’r wifh fhe College. is able Jro board 23 male sfudem‘s. Y.W.C.A.[...]licafions should be made +0 the Warden. Teachers' College, Palmersfon Nor’rh. Priva'l’e Board: If poss[...]e lo find sui‘rable board may gef help from the College Warden. who has a lisf of approved homes. All board mus’r be approved by +he CollegeCollege year. S’rudem‘s in private board sho[...] |
| FIa‘H’ing: The College is of ihe opinion lhaf S‘rudenrs in general. an[...]L sfep ‘iaken in any arrangemenf for flailing. College approval will nof be given un’ril ’tho[...] |
| EDUCATIONCollegecollegecollege sludem‘ (3rd year specialisr) ———[...] |
| WANGANU! EDUCATION BOARD REGULATIONS (See also lhe Board's By-laws)[...]land. The Square. 3. On ‘rhe second ’ro lamL College day of the mon’rh. salary amoum‘s will be pos[...]sed ’ro open a curren+ account 4. On +he las1L College day of The monl’h, sign your cheque and pu’r[...]5. Sludem‘s cashing cheques before The lasl’ College day of flu: mon’rh or inaccurale cheques with l[...]d to live away from home in order To a’r’rend College. ’rwo single fares a year. 26 |
| Form B—S’rudenfs required by Direcfor +0 af’rend a College fur’rher JFrom home fhan anofher College, if refurning home on shor‘r vacafions. ‘rwo[...]and iravelling more fhan ihree miles each way +0 College. maximum £10. Acfual and reasonable fares[...] |
| COLLEGE COURSE A—PROFESSIONAL STUDIES: |. Educ[...] |
| [...]ning. 1n implemenl‘ing ihese regulai’ions fhe CollegeEducation. 29' |
| [...]year ——~ for ’rwo periods per week of ’in College' time. The syllabus siudies courses will be large[...]s will involve six periods of one day per week in College. Here are iwo possible credi’r choices[...] |
| [...]ese can be oblained only by following 6 Teachers' College course. How 10 Choose: «,3 Since fhe ai[...] |
| PROFESSIONAL STUDIES In a Teachers' College s‘rudies of Ihe iheory and prac- lice of educal[...]| +0 Slandard 2; Senior. Siandard 2 +0 Form II). EDUCATION The course in Educafion is designed Jro h[...] |
| [...]fhe panL of +he ieacher. Closely allied lo ‘rhe College work is fhe school prac‘lice of all sfud[...] |
| [...]ake an English Credi’r in +heir fwo years ai‘ College. some in’rro- 35 |
| [...]rvice are called on lo supplemen’r +hose of ihe College Library and s’rudenis are asked lo reiur[...] |
| [...]an opporruni’ry for ihe expression of lhe whole College and calls for Jrhe acfive musical co-opera’rio[...]l ii if is ’ro be an ex- pression worihy of lhe College. Every siudeni will learn io play lhe des[...] |
| College is given ‘ro fhis work; fhere» affer ii[...] |
| [...]much prac’rice as possible before Coming i‘o College. (b) Siudem‘s mus‘r be able l’o leach and[...]Royal Life—Saving Sociely awards. 2. Physical Education. Covers a basic course for all s’rudenis[...] |
| [...]4. Discussions. iilms, seminars. are. Physical Education Cos’rume. Men require whi‘le sandshoes (n01L[...]l’r green rompers (pa’n‘ern available a’r College), and swimming costume. N.B.——College rompers are a uniform and marerial is available i[...]nd should nor be purchased unril airer arrival a+ College. However, some’rhing suilable for wearin[...] |
| CREDIT SU BJ ECTS ART AND CRAFT The College AriL Depar’rmen’r is well equipped and aims a[...]o-F Child Ar‘r. and feaching praciices boih in College and in ’rhe schools will be +horoughly e[...] |
| [...]occupies six consecu‘live periods each week in College in- volves ihe following:— (a) Leci'ure room w[...]is. (b) Field work—an impori‘amL panL of all College work in geography is carried ouf in ’rhe field. Credif A will include visil‘s i0 Massey College. Hawke's Bay and coasi‘al areas. includi[...] |
| College Library: sludehts will be expecl’ed lo r[...] |
| [...]fopics— Esplanade—lnsec’rs. spiders. Massey College—Mammals. Cape Kidnappers—Birds. Himafa[...] |
| [...]nd prac’rical observation. Field Trips: Massey College |
| TEACHING PRACTICE During fheir ’rwo years a+ Jthe College sfudenfs will spend six periods. usually of four weeks. in schools si‘lua’red in Palmersfon North. Feilding and The surrounding couniry~ side. All srudem‘s a’n‘end College on Thursdays; permission +0 siay in a school Jro[...]a classroom and should advise him as well as lhe College of absence, in advance when possible. 2.[...] |
| [...]ersigned by ihe headmasier are f0 be handed in ar College on Thursdays: a final form for fhe las’r day in[...]er before wriiing final nofes. 7. Members of fhe College sfaff will visif sfuden’rs in fheir classrooms.[...]n affached fo fhe diary and is +0 be handed in of College by 9 am. on fhe firsf day back. The summar[...] |
| [...]ion usually ceases +0 exis+ when a student leaves College. The periods in schools should fherefore b[...] |
| [...]lassification is used. During your firs? monih in College you will spend several periods in The Libr[...] |
| [...]iniegral par’r of Thursday's programme (called, College Day) and s’rudem‘s should have liHle difficu[...]o’rher groups wi‘l’hin and ou’rsicle ihe College are an essem‘ial iea'l’ure culminaiing[...] |
| [...]’rhe organisal’ion of a library. Maori: in a College wilh such a small propori‘ion of Maori s[...] |
| STUDENT ACTIVITIES SI'uclen’rs' Execu’rive College Presidenf: W. B. Maxwell. Women's Presidenl’: M[...]ivifies. H aims at developing The social side of College |
| [...]given a‘r morning recess. and if required ailer College. The Can’reen CommiH’eeVis made up of a Man~[...]responsible JFor fhepub— lishing of a mom‘hly College Paper "Newsreall'fi and the annual magazine. II[...]si‘ly Press Council. and also aliends all infer-College func’rions such as Tournamem‘s, Field[...] |
| [...]eral Jreams m‘ee’ring Welling’ron Teachers' College on lhe summer field clay. Don’? worry i[...] |
| [...]immers ’ro improve. The club also organises rhe College swimming spor’rs held a’r ihe beginning of Ma[...]Grey Sireei and six of Queen Elizabeih Technical College. There alre 'beginners' and 'advanced' groups for[...]are available l'o siuclen‘ls and sia‘ii ailer College hours. Safurday play is no’r organised by ’rh[...]lub nigh’rs are held on Thursday nighis in i'he College Hall. One cour’r is available and a shuffle iee[...]and ihe lafier a’r Queen Elizabefhflechnical College cour’rs. 603 |
| [...]bul in addi’rion we mee’r on Tuesday al’rer College. Club colours are: Gold shirls. while sho[...] |
| [...]. Playing s’randard is very high. In I958 Jrhe College feam wan ’rhe Senior B Champion- ship for +he M[...]ce is on Thursday affernoons and Tues- days alfer College. Wherher you have played Associafion Fool[...] |
| [...]and full programme in ’rhe Coming year. OTHER COLLEGE ORGANISATIONS Wednesday Nighi Choral Group— T[...]p of aboui 3O singers which has rehearsed oufside CollegeCollege func’rions. Jazz Club— This is a small grou[...]isrs, of whom some members 'lorm a dance band for College socials and in- cidem‘al ourside engagemem‘s. Evangelical Union— The College Evangelical Union mee’rs on Thursdays of lunch[...]lowship +0 fhe s‘luden‘ls, boih wi’rhin our College and wifh Chrisi‘ians in o‘lher Univers[...] |
| [...]d house parfies are held during ’rhe year. All College sluden’rs are very wel- come io come ’ro any[...]and sufiicien’r condifion of membership. Our College S’rudemL Chris’rian Movemen‘l‘ hol[...] |
| Cons+i+u+ion of The Palmers’ron Nor’rh Teachers' College Sludem‘s' Associa'lion Name. There shall be an Associal’ion of fhe Palmers’ron Norih Teachers' College Sluden’rs 1'0 be known as ihe "Palmers‘lon North Teachers’ College S’rudem‘s' Associa’rion." ln‘lerprel'afi[...]n shall mean fhe ”Palmerslon Nor’rh Teachers' College Sluden’rs' Association." "College" shall mean "Palmerslon Norl’h Teachers' Col~ l[...]‘s. (a) To lur‘lher i'he inleresls of ’rhe CollegeCollege. (d) To ed as liaison be’rween rhe siuden’r body and fhe s‘lall and lo supponL Jthe College au‘l‘hori’ries in regula- lion of College mailers and in ”the proiec’rion of College properly. (e) To preserve all records lik[...] |
| [...]ns a’r’rending lhe course of Jtraining af rhe CollegeCollege. 2. The President who shall be a second-y[...] |
| [...]rhe posifions nomina’red, for pos’ring on the College Noiice Board. I 3. The Execu‘live shall[...] |
| [...]n The hands of The Secre’rary af lec‘mL three College days prior +0 such general meefings. Al[...] |
| [...]handed in wiihin fhe firsf Tori- nighl’ of The College year. (b) A Trial Balance. l'o be handed[...] |
| [...]and co-ordina‘le all social acfivifies in +he College. H shall consismL of four Jfirs’r-year[...] |
| ORGANISATION AND CONTROL OF COLLEGE CLUBS AND SOCIETIES I. (a) Each Club shall have[...]s or Individual members ’ro represen’r ’rhe College |
| [...]. ln order lo alfiliale wi’rh lhe Associalion. College Clubs and Socielies shall be required ’ro submi[...]’ru’rion Governing lhe Norfh lsland Teachers' College Annual Tournamen’rs 1. An Annual Tourna[...] |
| [...]have I'he sIanding of a Tourna’mem‘ as far as College spor’r Is concerned. Defails of ‘Ihe a[...] |
| TlMETABLES , College Day — Thursday Timelable. 9.00- 9.30—-ln Schools—Music. In College—Tufor groups. Bofh ln—ls+ years: Tufo[...] |
| [...]9.00 (Fa Phys. Ed. Baths Fa Education 1 Fa 1’.P.T. (J) 2 Fa Music 4 —— 1 ( 1) Music 4 b Phys. Ed. Baths 1) Education 1 b 1).]? ..'l.‘ (J) 2 9.35 ( c P.1’.’l‘. (J) 2 c Music 4 c Phys. Ed. Baths c Education 1 ( (1 Education 1 (1 3PT. (J) ‘2 (1 Music 4 (1 Phys. Ed. Baths 9.35 (Fa Maths. 4 Fa Education 1 Fa 1132.1! (J) 2 Fa Phys. Ed. Baths -— 2 ( 1) Phys. Ed. Baths h Maths. 4 1) Education 1 b l’.l’.T. (J) 2 10.10 ( c P.1’.T. (J) 2 0 Phys. Ed. Baths c Maths. 4 c Education 1 ( (1 Education 1 b P. 1?..T (J) 2 d Phys. Ed. BathLfi Maths. 4.[...]17 1) .l.’.l).'l‘ (S) 3 1.35 ( c RRT. (S) 4 0 Education 1 c Library Lib. c English 18 ( (1 English 17 (1 PET. (S) 4 d Necdlew’k «l (1 Education 4 1.35 (Fa Library Lib. Fa lvlmxiish 18 Fat P.l?.[...]sh 1‘7 1) I’.P.T. (S) 1 2.10 ( 0 PP." (S) 4 0 Education 1 c Neodlcw k 4- c lunglish 18 -__--_..<,1€L_.1[...]«a PET. (S) 4 Fa English 18 Fa Phys Ed. Baths Fa Education 4 ’7 ( l) Education 1 1) PET. (S) _ 4 i) Necdlcw’ k 4 b P “‘5.[...]P.T. (S) 4 Fa Phys. Ed. Baths Fa Necdlew’k 4 Fa Education 4 — 8 ( 1) Education 1 I) l.’.l.’.’l‘. (S). 4 1) Phys.[...] |
| [...]. Gp Rm. Wed. Rm. Gp Fri. Rm. 9.00 ( English 3 F1 Education 1 F1 PWPT (S) 1 — 1 ( and 2 Maths. 2 Ph y.s Ed.[...]P.1’.T. (J) 2 4 English 18 to 9.35 ( E Music 1 Education 1 1 P.P.T (S) 1 — 2 ( El 2 Maths. 4. 2 P.P.T (J[...]Maths. 4 l P.1’.T. (S) 1 —-— 8 ( M Credit 2 Education 1 2 English 18 11.10 ( >1 to 3 P.P.’l‘. (J) 2 3 Maths. 2 ( {-1 Phys. Ed. G 4 Music 12 4 Education 4 11.10 ( g 1 Maths. 4 1 PET. (J) 1 - 4 ( 1—1 2 Education 1 2 English 18 11.45 ( 5“ 3 P.P_T. (J) 2 3 Maths. 2 ( . 4 EnglisVll 18 4 Education 4 <__ - L U N 5.2-3- 1 .1...“ _ 1.00 ( m 1 En[...]12 2 P.1’.T. (S) 1 1.35 ( s5 «1 3 ths. Ed. H 3 Education 4 ( 5 g 1 13.15.11. (J) 2 4 Phys. Ed. H m 1.35 ([...]sh .18 2 PET. (S) l 2.10 ( to to 3 P.P.T. (S) 4 3 Education 4 ( Music 12 Phys. lid. Ii 4 PMS’S‘m-J[...] |
| [...].T, (J) 2 81 English 18 Stage Science 3 — 1 ( 2 Education 1 2 P.P.T. (S) 1 B" and 9.35 ( 3 English 18 3 P.P.T. (J) 2 .Credits/ English 17 ( 4 Music 4 AL EducationEducation 1 2 Phys. Ed. H groups . a or 10.10 ( 3 English 1[...]( 3 Phys, Ed. H 3 P.1’.T. (S) 1 during to ( LL Education 1 4 BET. (J) 2 day 2 Music 12 or 11.10 g 81 P.]?.[...]c i2. {:1 11.45 ( 3 Music H 3 Phys. Ed. 11 a: ( 4 Education 1 4 P.P.T. (J) 2 W L U N C H <1 1.00 ( 81 Education 1 S1 Education 4 Geog. 15 — 5 ( 2 Phys. Ed. H 2 P.P.T. (S) 1 5[...]nglish 18 4 Phys. Ed. H E1 Musm 12 m or 1.35 ( Sl Education 1 SI Phys. Ed. H _Cred. B Phys. Ed. G- — 6 g 2 hfusic 4 2 P.P.T. (S) 1 Gcog. 15 2.10 3 PET. (J) 2 3 Education 4 History 13 ( 4 English 18 4 Necdlew’k 2 Engli[...]2 English 18 2) Men G Science 3 Craft 6 2.55 ( 3 Education 1 3 English 18 Art&Cr, 6 Credit . ‘ ( 4 P.P.T,[...]S1 P.P.T. (S) 1 Phys. Ed. G — S 2 English 18 2 Education 4 3.30 ( 8 Education 1 3 Music 12 ( 4 P.P.T. (S) 4 4 English 18 |
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| R 378 .140 ;)935 LMERSTON NORTH 8 Han TEACHERS' COLLEGE Handbook[...] |
| PALMERSTON NORTH TEACHERS' COLLEGE Handbook - 1959 College Phone 4029. Students' Phone 4027. Princess Street, P.O. Box 615. Palmerston North. |
| [...]aff 3 The College 8 Organisation I0 College Information 11 Additional[...]20 Board 22 Education Department Regulations 24 Wanganui Education Board Regulations 26 College Course 28 Profes[...] |
| [...]STAFF Principal: Mr. K. A. North, M.A.; Dip. Ed. Vice-Principal: Mr. N. H. W[...]Glasgow). Mr. F. J. Graham. Education: Mr. P. S. Freyberg, M.A.; Dip. Ed. Education: P.P.T. { s) . ~-k':ears:e.[...]rk: Mrs. W. Mardon, Dip. H.Sc. Physical Education: Mr. W. M. Dorreen, B.A.[...] |
| PALMERSTON NORTH INTERMEDIATE NORMAL[...] |
| Foreword. A Teachers' College attempts in two short years to send out students capable of playing an important part in the education of the children in our schools. To do this effect[...]aspects must receive attention. the College must provide a field where your development as a person may continue. The oppor- tunities in a College are almost without limit. Many of you will be awa[...]neath you. Take your full part in the life of the College, contribute something to it, and you will find satisfaction in your two years here. Secondly, the College must provide you with the academic background so[...]organised study is re- quired. Thirdly, the College must help you to love, understand and respect the[...]ly teaching him. You will find that the theory in College is practical and helps you greatly when in[...] |
| [...]portunities, for they will never recur. The College is a democracy where staff and students work clos[...]als. Play your part to the full and leave the College a better place for having had you as a student. - K. A. NORTH.-[...] |
| THE COLLEGE The Palmerston North Teachers' College is established in a building which had served the city long as a Technical College. In 1955, a new Technical College was built further from the centre of the city and[...]five minutes' walk from the main business area of Palmerston North-Broadway and the Square. Im- mediately opposite o[...]y and aesthetically. While the old Technical College was growing, pressure on accommodation forced the[...]vilion. Broadly speaking, the departments of Education, P.P.T., Art and Craft and Physical Education, plus the library, are housed in the main[...] |
| [...]Street are numbered from 7-18. THE COLLEGE COAT OF ARMS To appreciate the College Coat of Arms one must have a knowledge of the co[...]r of a family, and, as we are the sixth Teachers' College to be established in New Zealand, this sym[...] |
| [...]ons is very appropriate for a newly-estab- lished College which has yet to make its mark in the field of education. COLLEGE ORGANISATION On entry students are div[...]o part of the compulsory core. On return to College you will be re-grouped:- (a) According to y[...]pend four weeks in the schools. Thursday is College Day, when the programme in- cludes Assembl[...] |
| COLLEGE INFORMATION A Teachers' College is not a secondary school. Students should show a[...]endance. As a paid employee of the Wanganui Education Board, attendance is obligatory. I. Application[...]ations. 2. Unexpected Absences. (a) Ring the College or School as soon as possible. (b) Immediate[...]e form if you are absent more than five College days. Absence is without pay unl[...] |
| [...]on a high salary. 4. Absentee Returns to Wanganui Education Board. Monthly returns of absences are requ[...]ese returns (e.g., when they are late or away on College business). Each Thursday a list of th[...] |
| [...]e and the minimum wear and tear. I. Hours. The College is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A bell is ru[...] |
| [...]udents' cars must not be parked in the College grounds. College Colours. The official colours are Cobalt Gree[...]n be recognised by combinations of these colours. College Organised Parties. The Principal must be informed of all College parties or excursions prior to the decided date. This applies to any function you organise as a group of College students, but does not apply to private parties. These must reflect credit on students and the College. A list of students going on an excursion mu[...]at of professional people. Blazers may be worn to College but not to schools. Correct dress is required at[...]ating liquor may be brought to or consumed on any College premises or in the vicinity thereof or at any College function or trip wherever it may be.[...] |
| [...]Teachers' Certificate require- ments are based on College work carried out over the whole two years. This i[...]sessment). Failures are required to return to College a day early in their second year to sit a specia[...]The Principal's rating on his final report to the Education Department, which is a composite impressio[...] |
| Fees. First year students are required to pay into the College Accounts on the first day £ 16. This is div[...](I) Students' Association Fee ( includes College Magazine and Newsreal) 2 18 0 (2[...]lass Sets I O 0 (4) College Calendar 5 0 (5) College Fee (includes Locker Fee, Partial Enter[...]Games of chance for money must not be played on College premises. 17 |
| [...]udent. Students who hitch-hike do so without College approval and on their own responsi- bility. Letters to Education Boards or Education Department. All letters must go through the[...]ust be kept entirely free of gear. Mail. The College Box number is 615. Personal mail and par- cels sh[...]e addresses as the box is of limited size. Massey College. Massey College is a sister institution. It is essential t[...] |
| [...]oll calls will be pro- hibited. COLLEGE SCARF PATTERN Wool: Available from- Scotch Wool Shop, Coleman Place, Palmerston North. You will need:- 5-6 s[...] |
| [...]s you to everything but a vote. (I) National Education each month. (2) Cash Purchase Discount Schem[...]( I ) Art and Craft (Dunedin). (2) Physical Education (Dunedin). ( 3) Education of the Deaf (Christchurch). (4) Speech Thera[...]versity Work (University Town]. ( 6) Music ( Palmerston North). (7) Nature Study (Christchurch).[...] |
| [...]possibility of taking some subiects~s• while at College, with the ultimate aim of gaining a degree·> or[...]h fortnight the professors or lecturers visit the College andc·" lecture during College hours. The usual pattern is English on Monday and[...]Issue. A full set of text books awaits you at College. These·" have been ordered from England.[...] |
| BOARD Accommodation in Palmerston North is mainly confined to private board, but the Y.W.[...]ewly established at 69 Queen Street, intended for College students only and with some contact with the College, is able to board 23 male students. Y.W.C.A.[...]ould be made to The Matron, Church Street, Palmerston North. 69 Queen Street: Applications should be made to the Warden, Teachers' College, Palmerston North. Private Board: If possible, students should[...]able to find suitable board may get help from the College Warden, who has a list of approved homes. All board must be approved by the College authorities and students who have arranged their[...]hould see the Warden within the first week of the College year. Students in private board shoul[...] |
| Flatting: The College is of the opinion that student in general, and fi[...]t step taken in any arrangement for flatting. College approval will not be given until those[...] |
| EDUCATION DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS I. Military Training.[...]st register. (a) Fill in registration form ( at College Office). ( b) Present the form to Department o[...]er marriage is conditional on the approval of the Education Soard for continua nee of studentship. 3. Salary,[...]Men Women (I) Training college student ( two years) Under 21 years of age[...].... . £500 £380 (2) Training college student (3rd year specialist)[...] |
| WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD REGULATIONS[...]ealand, The Square. 3. On the second to last College day of the month, salary amounts will be posted.[...]ed to open a current account. 4. On the last College day of the month, sign your cheque and put first-[...]5. Students cashing cheques before the last College day of the month or inaccurate cheques with local[...]o live away from home in order to attend College, two single fares a year.[...] |
| [...]Students required by Director to attend a College further from home than another College, if returning home on short vacations, tw[...]velling more than three miles each way to College, maximum £10. Actual and reasonab[...] |
| COLLEGE COURSE A-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES: I. Education:- ( a) Theory of Education. ( b) Child Development. 2. Principles an[...]Spoken and Written English. (2) Physical Education and Health Education. (3) Music . . (4) Needlework (Wo[...]al Science, Music ( Stage b only). Physical Education ( Stage b only). To gain a recommendat[...] |
| [...]d training. In implementing these regulations the College will offer a choice for women students, who may e[...]mean, however, that a greater part of P.P.T. and Education time will be devoted to senior work and that most[...]ulsory core subjects are:- English, Physical Education, Music, P.P.T., Education. 29 |
| Of these Music and Physical Education are subjects in which Stage (a) credits are not[...]o take advanced work in either Music or Physical Education and this will be regarded as a Stage ( b) credit[...], or he may elect to do Stage ( b) in Phys- ical Education or Music. In addition, he will take one other St[...]he second year - for two periods per week of 'in College' time. The syllabus studies courses will be large[...]will involve six periods of one day per week in College. Here are two possible credit choi[...] |
| [...]e I subject for degree, e.g. English, History or Education, is the equivalent of a Stage (a) credit in a Te[...]se can be obtained only by following a Teachers' College course. How to Choose: I Since the aim of th[...]application for third years in Music,T !Physical Education, Nature Study, Art and Craft, Speech! jTherapy and Education of the Deaf, their Stage ( b) credit\ 1sh[...] |
| [...]OFESSIONAL STUDIES In a Teachers' College studies of the theory and prac- tice of education take a central place. Not only do they cover such topics as child development, the history and philosophy of education, and educational psychology, but they draw also o[...]sis of sound practice. The general course in Education is the same for oll students, but in Principles a[...]Standard 2 to Form 11). EDUCATION The course in Education is designed to help students attain a sympathetic[...]thy lines. The basic findings of research in education and child psychology will be dealt with, to devel[...]discussion of the aims and philosophical bases of education, so as to help students to achieve a perso[...] |
| [...]r by a consideration of the various influences in education, and the way these combine in determining the fun[...]e schools ( child studies) in connection with the Education course, and all practical work must be completed[...]on the part of the teacher. Closely allied to the College work is the school practice of all student[...] |
| [...]nt is shown the part he is to play in New Zealand education as a Probationary Assistant and then as a permane[...]n close co-operation with the child study work of Education. 34 |
| [...]t to take an English Credit in their two years at College, some intro- 35 |
| [...]Service are called on to supplement those of the College Library and students are asked to return[...] |
| [...]es an opportunity for the expression of the whole College and calls for the active musical co-operation of[...]fort if it is to be an ex- pression worthy of the College. Every student will learn to play the[...] |
| [...]s; films, discussion. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Core Work: This course is directed towards a[...]rtificial respira- tion. The first month in College is given to this work; there- after it is the student's responsibility to qualify. A pass in Physical Education cannot be attained until these tests are c[...] |
| [...]et as much practice as possible before coming to College. ( b) Students must be able to teach and o[...]yal Life-Saving Society awards. 2. Physical Education. Covers a basic course for all students in infant[...], all stud- ents write up and take three physical education lessons while out at school practice. Assessment[...]hile women have needlework, all men have physical education. Activities and games are mainly of a Keep[...] |
| [...]Extended study of a branch of health or physical education which is the student's particular interest. 4[...]s, films, seminars, etc. Physical Education Costume. Men require white sandshoes (not b[...]ted), cobalt green rompers ( pattern available at College), and swimming costume. N.B.-College rompers are a uniform and material is available in Palmerston North and should not be purchased until after arrival at College. However, something suitable for wearing to Physical Education is necessary, until romp- ers are purchase[...] |
| [...]TS ART AND CRAFT The College Art Department is well equipped and aims at provi[...]made of Child Art, and teaching practices both in College and in the schools will be thoroughly expl[...] |
| [...]and occupies six consecutive periods each week in College in- volves the following:- ( a) Lecture room[...]ts. ( b) Field work-an important part of all College work in geography is carried out in the field. Credit A will include visits to Massey College, Hawke's Bay and coastal areas,[...] |
| [...]field trip and by a study of local, government in Palmerston North. ·· The[...] |
| [...]ge of historical fiction is on the shelves of the College Library: students will be expected to read widely[...]redit A: Philosophy: Place of Nature Study in education, aims and principles, class organisation a[...] |
| [...]Esplanade-Insects, spiders. Massey College-Mammals. Cape Kidnappers-Birds.[...]hods and attitudes; Nature Study and its place in education. Intensive Study: Towards the end of[...] |
| [...]nd practical observation. Field Trips: Massey College, Seed Testing Station, Glaxo Labora[...] |
| [...]CHING PRACTICE During their two years at the College students will spend six periods, usually of four weeks, in schools situated in Palmerston North, Feilding and the surrounding country- side. All students attend College on Thursdays; permission to stay in a school to a[...]a classroom and should advise him as well as the College of absence, in advance when possible.[...] |
| [...]ersigned by the headmaster are to be handed in at College on Thursdays; a final form for the last day in th[...]fore writing final notes. 7. Members of the College staff will visit students in their classrooms. St[...]n attached to the diary and is to be handed in at College by 9 a.m. on the first day back. The summa[...] |
| [...]ion usually ceases to exist when a student leaves College. The periods in schools should therefore b[...] |
| [...]lassification is used. During your first month in College you will spend several periods in the Libr[...] |
| [...]integral part of Thursday's programme ( called College Day) and students should have little difficulty[...]debates with other groups within and outside the College are an essential feature culminating in t[...] |
| [...]o the organisation of a library. Maori: In a College with such a small proportion of Maori students th[...]made of the nature and development of industry in Palmerston North. 55 |
| [...]IVITIES Students' Executive College President: W. B. Maxwell. Women's President:[...]ivities. It aims at developing the social side of College life by encouraging active participation o[...] |
| [...]is given at morning recess, and if required after College. The Canteen Committee. is made up of a Man- ager[...]is responsible for the pub- lishing of a monthly College Paper "Newsreal" and the annual magazine. It has[...]versity Press Council, and also attends all inter-College functions such as Tournaments, Field Days[...] |
| [...]have several teams m·eeting Wellington Teachers' College on the summer field day. Don't worry if you[...]r pleasure to teach you. Uniforms :-Physical Education gear is· worn. 59 |
| [...]swimmers to improve. The club also organises the College swimming sports held at the beginning of March, a[...]Grey Street and six at Queen Elizabeth Technical College. There are 'beginners' and 'advanced' groups for[...]courts are available to students and staff after College hours. Saturday play is not organised by the club[...]0. Club nights are held on Thursday nights in the College Hall. One court is available and a shuttle fee of[...]reet and the latter at Queen Elizabeth. Technical College courts. 60 |
| [...]again this year Winter Tournament and other inter-College games will be our main goal, and we hope to acqui[...]ternoon, but in addition we meet on Tuesday after College. Club colours are: Gold shirts, whit[...] |
| [...]. Playing standard is very high. In 1958 the College team won the Senior B Champion- ship for the Mana[...]ce is on Thursday afternoons and Tues- days after College. Whether you have played Association Footb[...] |
| [...]ll programme in the coming year. OTHER COLLEGE ORGANISATIONS Wednesday Night Choral Group-[...]p of about 30 singers which has rehearsed outside College hours. During the year the group gave two concert[...]sociations, contrib- uted to the programme at the Palmerston North Music Club's Concert Night, and provided items at several College functions. Jazz Club- This is a small group i[...]lists, of whom some members form a dance band for College socials and in- cidental outside engagements. Evangelical Union- The College Evangelical Union meets on Thursdays at lunch tim[...]stian fellowship to the students, both within our College and with Christians in other Universities,[...] |
| [...]bined house parties are held during the year. All College students are very wel- come to come to any of the[...]and sufficient condition of membership. Our College Student Christian Movement holds its meeti[...] |
| Constitution of The Palmerston North Teachers' College Students' Association Name. There shall be an Association of the Palmerston North Teachers' College Students to be known as the "Palmerston North Teachers' College Students' Association." Interpretation. Thr[...]ent with the context, Association shall mean the "Palmerston North Teachers' College Students' Association." "College" shall mean "Palmerston North Teachers' Col- lege." "Current year" shall[...]. Objects. (a) To further the interests of the College and the students. ( b) To exercise a g[...]al, social and athletic activities in the College. ( d) To act as liaison between the student body and the staff and to support the College authorities in regula- tion of College matters and in the protection of College property. (e) To preserve all records l[...] |
| [...]l persons attending the course of training at the College who have paid the required subscription for the c[...]I. The Patron who shall be the Principal of the College. 2. The President who shall be a secon[...] |
| [...]s for the positions nominated, for posting on the College Notice Board. 3. The Executive shall[...] |
| [...]ting in the hands of the Secretary at least three College days prior to such general meetings. A[...] |
| [...]in within the first fort- night of the College year. ( b) A Trial Balance, to be hande[...] |
| [...]and co-ordinate all social activities in the College. It shall consist of four first-year[...] |
| ORGANISATION AND CONTROL OF COLLEGE CLUBS AND SOCIETIES I. (a) Eac[...]s or individual members to represent the College in Association, Union, or inter-Co[...] |
| [...]5. In order to affiliate with the Association, College Clubs and Societies shall be required to submit a[...]ts. Extracts from the Constitution Governing the North Island Teachers' College Annual Tournaments I. An Annual Tourn[...] |
| [...]or winter exchange between local Colleges (i.e., Palmerston North and Wellington; Ardmore and Auckland). The sum- m[...]is to have the standing of a Tournament as far as College sport is concerned. Details of the arrange[...] |
| TIMETABLES College Day - Thursday Timetable. 9.00- 9.30-ln Schools-Music. In College-Tutor groups. Both in-I st ye[...] |
| [...].00 (Fa Phys. Ed. Baths J<'a Education 1 Fa P.P.'r. (J) 2 Fa J\Iusic 4[...]4 b Phys. Eel. Baths b Education 1 b P.P.'l'. (J) 2 \J.35 ( C P.P.T[...]c l\lusic 4 c Phys. Ed. Baths c Education 1 ( d Education 1 d P.P.T. (J) 2 d l[...]Bn,ths b :\laths. 4 b Education 1 h P.P.'I'. (J) 2 10.10 ( C P[...]Phys, Ed. Baths c Maths. 4 c Education 1 { d Education 1 h P.P.'l'. (J) 2 d[...]85 ( C 1'.l'.T. (S) 4 e Education 1 c Library Lib. c English[...]4 c Education 1 c Ne<'dlcw'k .J. c Ji~ng1ish[...]l'.P.T. (S) 4 d Li(n·ai·y Lib. d Education 4 -[...]l•:nglish Jo Fa Phys. Ed. Baths Fa Education 4 - 7 ( b Education 1 b P.P.'l'. (S) 4 h[...]Phys, Ed. Baths Fa Necdle,v'k ,j. Fa Education 4 - 8 ( b Education 1 b 1'.l'.T. (S).. ,f[...] |
| [...]17 / cienpe / 3 Fl Education 1 Fl P.P.T. (S) 1 - 1 ([...]12 . /' / 1 Education 1 1 P.P.T. (S) 1 - 2 ([...]2 Education[...]3 Phys. Ed. H 3 Education 4 ( E-<[...]3 P.P.T. (S) 4 3 Education 4 ( J'\Iusic[...] |
| [...]Science 3 - 1 ( 2 Education 1 2 P.P.T. (S) 1 B[...]7 ( 4 J\Iusic 4 i1 Education 4 6 periods r:n Credits[...]2 3 Education lsnglish[...]r:n 4 Education 1 4 P.P.T. (-J) 2[...].,: - 1.00 ( Sl Education 1 Sl Education 4 Geog.[...]U1 or 1.35 ( Sl Education 1 Sl Phys. Ed. H Cred.[...](S) 3 Education[...]English Education 18[...]3 Education[...] |
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| Palmerston North, New Zealand | |
| Palmerston North College of Education Handbook | |
| [...]/em>, contains general information about the college, listings of the senior staff, the academic year calendar, regulations and rules of the college, and information about the offered courses.</p> | |
| Palmerston North Teachers' College | |
| Palmerston North Teachers' College | |
| Palmerston North, New Zealand | |
| Palmerston North College of Education Handbook | |
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