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    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1982

    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1982
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    [...]POSTAL ADDRESS
    Palmerston North Teachers College,
    Private Bag, Palmerston North.

    TELEPHONE
    College[...]
    [...]Pending.

    Visiting Lecturers:

    RS. Elkins, Ed.D., from University of Nevada.

    LR. Guckes, Ed.D., from University of Nevada.

    Also:

    L.K. Clark,[...]
    [...]the

    “Complete achievement”.

    The motto comes from the Epistles of Horace, Book 1,
    Epistle ll[...]
    [...]sion the main elements of the
    programme are taken from the following categories:

    1. Courses desi[...]
    [...]special study:

    Selected Studies A1:

    One subject from the following list:

    EngHsh

    Maori studies

    Mathematics

    Social studies — range of courses from social
    sciences

    General Religious Studies

    Selected Studies A2:

    One subject from the following list:
    Art

    Music

    Physical e[...]
    [...]. Selected Studies: Students will take ONE course from
    those listed in the 8.8.2 group for first[...]
    [...]s for local
    teachers, and some staff are released from work at the
    college to take part in commun[...]
    [...]mes are studied. Each of these
    programmes develop from a sound grasp of the
    contributing subjects[...]
    [...]specialisation in that subject area. The
    material from these courses is used as illustrative
    mate[...]
    [...]d other costs.

    Expendable materials are provided from moneys obtained
    from two sources:

    1. By grant from college funds;

    2. By levy on students.

    The levy[...]uipment,
    which may be purchased at a reduced rate from the
    college office. A list of such needs i[...]
    [...]ts will last for six to eight weeks and electives from
    four to six weeks. Over the three year programme[...]velopment: Covers the development of human
    beings from conception to old age. In the process
    stud[...]
    [...]introduction to
    the study of education as viewed from sociological and
    philosophical standpoints. Some[...]week independent study topic which may be
    chosen from a wide range of relevant practical
    topics[...]
    [...]aff in some aspects of the programmes.

    Exemption from the required courses of the college
    progra[...]
    [...]ome important Australasian
    writers.

    Texts chosen from K. Mansfield, Selected Stories;

    J. Mulgan, Man A[...]together with some studies in film.
    Texts chosen from: W.H. New and H.J. Rosengarten
    (eds), Modern Stor[...]ded for both
    children and adults. ,

    Texts chosen from: C. Dickens, Great Expectations; DH.
    Lawre[...]
    [...]ork in
    English.

    Students must select two courses from the following.
    Possible combinations will be anno[...]re engaged in reading poems, stories and
    excerpts from longer prose works, all of which deal with[...]
    [...]ents are engaged in
    comparative readings of poems from a range of modern
    poets. Attention is also given to a selection of work from
    a number of important twentieth century poets inc[...]itional literature; the
    study of selected stories from a variety of times and
    cultures, including[...]
    [...]velop and enrich children,
    illustrating in detail from the texts.

    Texts:

    L. Berg, Folk Tales

    8[...]
    [...]eu of Selected Studies C
    courses (Year 3), papers from:

    39.201 Renaissance Literature

    39.202 Ro[...]
    [...]features of the
    course.

    A unit of work will vary from 1 to 3 weeks in duration.

    Throughout the[...]
    [...]h presentations of data and the
    conclusions drawn from them. -
    [...]elation

    Regression

    Recreational Logic

    Nonsense from Numbers

    Enrichment for the Classroom (2 units)

    61
    [...]of sections (a)
    and (b) together with a selection from the remaining
    sections.

    Section (a) Surveying: L[...], 3rd edition) ,
    Additional Notes (available only from Mathematics
    Department)

    Mathematical Dige[...]
    [...]ts will be required.

    Additional Notes (available from Mathematics
    Department).

    Emphasis will be[...]
    [...]lody, harmony, tone, colour, form.

    Musical Style from Palestrina to Debussy: An overview of
    the history and development of music from 1500-1900
    with emphasis on the study of se[...]
    [...]inter — The Four Seasons
    Handel (Vocal Excerpts from ‘Messiah‘)

    The Classical Period:

    Hay[...]
    [...]Boulez

    Stockhausen

    The history of popular music from 1900 to the present

    day.

    Texts:

    Machiis[...]
    [...]Stockhausen Stimmung

    Peter Maxwell Davies Carols from O Magnum Mysterium
    Lilburn lnscapes

    A. Ar[...]
    [...]re of Music:

    (a) The development of the symphony from Haydn to
    Mahler.

    (b) Topic study — opti[...]
    [...]: Music as movement
    Term 3: Music as sound

    Music from 16th to 19th Century (100 level paper)

    Mu[...]
    [...]k
    suits are highly desirable. These are available from the
    department.

    The physical education co[...]
    [...]nd the philosophy of science. Course topics
    range from astronomy and weather, through ecological[...]
    [...]e
    physical and biological systems (examples range from
    energy efficiencies of trophic levels to production of
    radiation from oscillatory circuits), evolution, and the[...]
    [...]ree pairs, each pair consisting
    of one case study from Values, one from Change.
    Students select any such pair as t[...]
    [...]hts into family life in New
    Zealand. Broad topics from which particular issues are
    selected are: family[...]e 5th Century 8.0. is
    examined. Evidence is taken from a wide source in this
    study — architectu[...]
    [...]and interaction with the environment in
    Australia from earliest times to 1850.

    (b) Maori-Pakeha in 20th[...]y.

    Third year students will select three courses from the
    range below:

    East African studies: a study o[...]Part 2 a study of social and
    intellectual history from 1890 to the 1970’s.

    Social processes: a[...]
    [...]f the B.Ed. schedule, or under certain conditions
    from papers taught at university. These conditi[...]
    [...]s informed
    otherwise. The borrowing period ranges from three weeks
    to a month, depending on the d[...]
    [...]downstairs. it is a
    Dictionary Catalogue arranged from A to Z by authors,
    titles and subjects in one seq[...]Charge will be happy to
    arrange guidance in this, from the department. If you
    require help ask the libra[...]riodical required it may be possible to borrow it from
    another library. Ask a staff member.
    [...]modation for up to 52 people in heated rooms
    with from one to nine beds or bunks, together with a fully[...]et in 6.25 hectares
    of farmland some five minutes from the town centre,
    Ohakune Junction, and the Tongariro National Park
    boundary. Travelling time from Palmerston North is two
    and a quarter hours.

    The[...]r any other
    Teachers College community, to groups from other
    educational institutions, and organised groups from the
    area from which our students are drawn.

    The Lodge i[...]
    [...]subject or such other fee as shall be determined from
    time to time. '

    The assignments and exami[...]
    Special Supervision:

    Applications for
    Exemptions from
    Examinations,
    Assessment Tests or
    Assignments:

    E[...]idate who has been prevented by illness or
    injury from meeting any academic requirement or who
    considers[...]ate furnished to the intake Adviser a certificate
    from a registered medical practitioner, stating:

    91
    [...]e is in their opinion clearly worthy of
    exemption from the academic task.

    2. Where by reason of persona[...]application.

    5. Application forms are available from the college office.

    it is expected that a[...]
    [...]allowed to enter the room later than:
    15 minutes from the beginning of a1 hour examination
    30 minutes from the beginning of a 2 hour examination
    45 minutes from the beginning of a 3 hour examination
    No addition[...]No candidate may communicate with another or copy
    from another’s answers. Infringement of this rule could
    mean dismissal from college.

    93
    [...]leave the examination room less
    than:

    15 minutes from the start of a 1 hour examination

    30 minutes from the start of a 2 hour examination

    60 minutes from the start of a 3 hour examination

    or in t[...]
    [...]g full-time
    university studies should seek advice from their Intake
    Adviser.

    Students are encouraged to[...]ould study the professional advantages which
    come from holding advanced qualifications and give t[...]
    [...]nd some short courses are
    compulsory. Any absence from these necessitate an
    application for exemp[...]
    [...]ter college graduation The bond becomes
    effective from the date of entry into college. The bond
    m[...]
    [...]ies and uncertainties by seeking appropriate help
    from teaching staff. A student is asked to comm[...]
    [...]ts each student $32.00. This amount is
    determined from time to time by the annual general
    meeting[...]
    [...]ubs and
    Societies

    The membership of clubs varies from year to year and
    some may flourish one yea[...]
    [...]lubs

    The activities of college sports clubs vary from year to
    year according to the interest and experi[...]districts and
    association with local clubs varies from full participation
    in local competition to[...]
    [...]eviewing studentships.

    Students who seek release from the bond must show that
    all reasonable steps have been taken to deal with their
    difficulties by seeking help from teaching staff and that
    their obligations[...]
    [...]ays.

    2. The committee shall seek written reports from the
    departments in which the student is taking co[...]hear the student who may be supported by
    a friend from within the college community at the hearing.
    The[...]ust notify the Principal in writing within 7 days from the
    date of notification of the committee’s rec[...]en the recommendation of the Council is different
    from that of the Review Committee the new
    recom[...]
    [...]rmal hours of business.

    4. To abide by the rules from time to time determined by
    the Principal and staf[...]r at the request of the Librarian.

    5. To refrain from smoking in the classrooms and
    corridors of the co[...]nctions.

    6. To provide the college office with a private address at
    which the student may be contacted by letter, telegram or
    in emergencies, in person, during te[...]the weekly newsheet
    to students.

    14. To refrain from placing notices on public display in
    any other pl[...]y the Principal for
    that purpose.

    15. To refrain from gambling on the campus.

    16. To refrain from bringing dogs into any building on
    campus.[...]
    [...]equired to work.

    18. To protect college property from loss or damage other
    than fair wear and tear.

    109
    [...]tions 1951.

    These regulations, which are amended from time to time
    are available fromfrom or interpretation of the regulations will[...]
    [...]ve volunteered
    previously, with written authority from the organisation.

    111
    [...]eds, mobility and
    subject allowances is available from the Registrar.

    112
    [...]e rates in all parts of the service are published
    from time to time in special supplements of the
    Educat[...]s.

    Annual: Students who are obliged to live away from their
    usual place of residence in order to[...]
    [...]by students attending sections.

    (1) Daily travel from home to local section school.

    (2) Cost of return[...]eme.) Students
    who live more than five kilometres from the Teachers
    College receive travelling ex[...]
    [...]re on a bus route, or
    more than 5 kilometres away from the college may claim
    for actual expenses incurred travelling to and from the
    college, less 4% of the division A basic sala[...]hip
    allowance or the Tertiary Assistance Grant as from
    the beginning of Term II. In order to do this
    stu[...]allowance $500.00

    Further details are available from the Registrar.

    115
    [...]Students are encouraged to seek help and guidance from
    all staff members concerning the organisat[...]
    [...]ent and the only regular method of giving notices
    from staff, student executive, clubs and societ[...]
    [...]an be made to have the amount painlessly
    deducted from your pay at the rate of 35 cents each
    fort[...]
    [...]ossible changes. Secondary
    trainees have a choice from two types of membership:

    (a) Student Memb[...]
    Public Service
    Investment Society
    Limited:

    Private Mail:

    On joining the New Zealand Educational lns[...]y and authority to deduct
    contributions (savings) from salary forms are available
    from the Society’s agent at the college pay office,[...]ty’s local office and store.

    Students may have private mail addressed to the college.
    Correctly addresse[...]ner (CB. 728)

    Palmerston North Teachers College

    Private Bag

    Palmerston North

    Please note how and where[...]ame.

    Telegrams:

    Telegrams are best sent to your private address. Ordinary
    telegrams sent to this college[...]she can be located on campus or redirected to the
    private address if she cannot be found.

    122
    [...]elivery of all official communications,
    memoranda from staff, pay advice slips, library notices,[...]
    College Box Room: Letter boxes for students are in the ground floor room,[...]college office. Replacement keys may be
    purchased from the college office receptionist for $1.50
    during office hours. A letter box for items addressed by
    students to sta[...]
    [...]learning at tertiary level can be very different from
    those employed in schools. One of the most import[...]the achievement of full
    independence only results fromfrom “Success at University" — see below).[...]
    [...]ivities required in the
    college courses. Your own private study time per week
    should be approximately the d[...]d not ordinary mortals like
    yourself. This is far from the truth. if you knew them
    better, you would rea[...]er interests, the latter
    must be sacrificed.”

    (from “Success at University”).

    it is important th[...]A room of your own
    is highly desirable.

    Freedom from interruption during your study time is als[...]
    (b) Learn from as many sources as you can. Often a
    change of app[...]there is too much work, you can ask
    for help — from your intake Adviser, the Counsellor, a
    sta[...]
    [...]vailable.

    Accommodation for students living away from home is
    available in hostels, a flat complex, private flats and
    private board. The Student Welfare Committee of the
    Counc[...]address forms as necessary. These can be
    obtained from the college office.

    Palmerston North has a high[...]e students live in hostels, in flat complexes,
    in private flats, in private board and in their own homes.
    In the follo[...]
    [...]o offer the first
    year student who has moved away from family, friends,
    and familiar surroundings[...]
    [...]about what is said. Be prepared to
    look at things from the other person’s point of view.
    Organise your[...]a) The college flat complex of Hampden Court.
    (b) Private flats and houses.

    136
    [...]nts are made for deduction of rent
    each pay day.

    Private Flats and Houses: Within the city are a nu[...]
    [...]on for our own students.

    Many students living in private board or at home find
    that they do not seem to ha[...]ing on and join in, invite others to your home
    or private board so that people know where you live.[...]

    TXT

    [...]OST AL ADDRESS
    Palmerston North Teachers College,
    Private Bag, Palmerston North.
    TELEPHONE
    College[...]
    [...]cturers:
    R.S. Elkins, Ed.D., from University of Nevada.
    L.R. Guckes, Ed.D., from University of Nevada.[...]
    [...]hievement".
    The motto comes from the Epistles of Horace, Book 1,[...]
    [...]f the
    programme are taken from the following categories:[...]
    [...]d Studies A1:
    One subject from the following list:
    Engli[...]Social studies - range of courses from social
    sciences[...]d Studies A2:
    One subject from the following list:[...]
    [...]. Selected Studies: Students will take ONE course from
    those listed in t[...]
    [...]teachers, and some staff are released from work at the
    colleg[...]
    [...]of these
    programmes develop from a sound grasp of the[...]
    [...]specialisation in that subject area. The
    material from these courses is used as illustrative
    mate[...]
    [...]Materials Expendable materials are provided from moneys obtained
    and Equipment: from two sources:
    1. By grant from college funds;
    2. By levy on s[...]which may be purchased at a reduced rate from the
    college office. A l[...]
    [...]ts will last for six to eight weeks and electives from
    four to six weeks. Over the t[...]e development of human
    beings from conception to old age. In the process[...]
    [...]the study of education as viewed from sociological and
    philosophical st[...]y topic which may be
    chosen from a wide range of relevant practical[...]
    [...]programmes.

    Exemption from the required courses of the college[...]
    [...]ian
    writers.
    Texts chosen from K. Mansfield, Selected Stories;
    J. Mu[...]th some studies in film.
    Texts chosen from: W.H. New and H.J. Rosengarten
    (eds.)[...]children and adults.
    Texts chosen from: C. Dickens, Great Expectations; D.H.[...]
    [...]h.
    Students must select two courses from the following.
    Possible combination[...]reading poems, stories and
    excerpts from longer prose works, all of which deal with[...]
    [...]ents are engaged in
    comparative readings of poems from a range of modern
    poets. Attention is also given to a selection of work from
    a number of important twentieth century poets inc[...]itional literature; the
    study of selected stories from a variety of times and
    cultures, including[...]
    [...]h children,
    illustrating in detail from the texts.
    Texts:[...]
    [...]Studies C
    courses (Year 3), papers from:
    39.201 Renaissance Literatu[...]
    [...]e.
    A unit of work will vary from 1 to 3 weeks in duration.

    Curriculum Wor[...]
    [...]resentations of data and the
    conclusions drawn from them. -




    60
    [...]orrelation
    Regression
    Recreational Logic
    Nonsense from Numbers
    Enrichment for the Classroom (2 units)

    61
    [...]and (b) together with a selection from the remaining
    sections.[...]Additional Notes (available only from Mathematics
    Department[...]
    [...]Additional Notes (available from Mathematics
    Departme[...]
    [...]colour, form.

    Musical Style from Palestrina to Debussy: An overview of
    the history and development of music from 1500-1900
    with emphas[...]
    [...]our Seasons
    Handel (Vocal Excerpts from 'Messiah')

    The Classical P[...]
    [...]The history of popular music from 1900 to the present[...]
    [...]mmung
    Peter Maxwell Davies Carols from O Magnum Mysterium
    Lilburn[...]
    [...](a) The development of the symphony from Haydn to
    Mahler.[...]
    [...]3: Music as sound

    University courses Music from 16th to 19th Century (100 level paper)
    ava[...]
    [...]suits are highly desirable. These are available from the
    department.

    Cours[...]
    [...]cience. Course topics
    range from astronomy and weather, through ecological[...]
    [...]e
    physical and biological systems (examples range from
    energy efficiencies of trophic levels to production of
    radiation from oscillatory circuits), evolution, and the[...]
    [...]nsisting
    of one case study from Values, one from Change.
    Students se[...]
    [...]hts into family life in New
    Zealand. Broad topics from which particular issues are
    selected are: family[...]e 5th Century B.C. is
    examined. Evidence is taken from a wide source in this
    study - architecture[...]
    [...]the environment in
    Australia from earliest times to 1850.
    (b) Maori[...]: Third year students will select three courses from the
    range below:[...]f social and
    intellectual history from 1890 to the 1970's.
    Social[...]
    [...]under certain conditions
    from papers taught at university. These conditi[...]
    [...]olment otherwise. The borrowing period ranges from three weeks
    to a m[...]
    [...]Dictionary Catalogue arranged from A to Z by authors,
    titles a[...]o
    arrange guidance in this, from the department. If you
    requ[...]riodical required it may be possible to borrow it from
    another library. Ask[...]
    [...]modation for up to 52 people in heated rooms
    with from one to nine beds or bunks, together with a fully[...]et in 6.25 hectares
    of farmland some five minutes from the town centre,
    Ohakune Junction, and the Tongariro National Park
    boundary. Travelling time from Palmerston North is two
    and a quarter hours.


    Th[...]r any other
    Teachers College community, to groups from other
    educational institutions, and organised groups from the
    area from which our students are drawn.


    The Lodge[...]
    [...]subject or such other fee as shall be determined from
    time to time.[...]
    [...]are designed to make it unnecessary
    Exemptions from for a student to resit an examination or test[...]ented by illness or
    injury from meeting any academic requirement or who[...]take Adviser a certificate
    from a registered medical practitioner, stating[...]
    [...]clearly worthy of
    exemption from the academic task.

    2. Where[...]5. Application forms are available from the college office.


    Late Assignments:[...]
    [...]ter the room later than:
    15 minutes from the beginning of a 1 hour examination
    30 minutes from the beginning of a 2 hour examination
    45 minutes from the beginning of a 3 hour examination[...]ay communicate with another or copy
    from another's answers. Infringement of this rule could
    mean dismissal from college.


    93
    [...]leave the examination room less
    than:
    15 minutes from the start of a 1 hour examination
    30 minutes from the start of a 2 hour examination
    60 minutes from the start of a 3 hour examination
    or in th[...]
    [...]university studies should seek advice from their Intake
    Adviser.


    Part Time:[...]e professional advantages which
    come from holding advanced qualifications and give t[...]
    [...]es are
    compulsory. Any absence from these necessitate an
    ap[...]
    [...]he bond becomes
    effective from the date of entry into college. The bond[...]
    [...]s by seeking appropriate help
    from teaching staff. A student is asked to comm[...]
    [...]ts each student $32.00. This amount is
    determined from time to time by the annual general
    meeting[...]
    Cultural Clubs and
    Societies
    The membership of clubs varies from year to year and
    some may flourish one yea[...]
    [...]The activities of college sports clubs vary from year to
    year according to the intere[...]association with local clubs varies from full participation
    in local c[...]
    [...]s.
    Students who seek release from the bond must show that
    all[...]difficulties by seeking help from teaching staff and that[...]
    [...]2. The committee shall seek written reports from the
    departments in which the stu[...]who may be supported by
    a friend from within the college community at the hearing.[...]ust notify the Principal in writing within 7 days from the
    date of notification of the[...]tion of the Council is different
    from that of the Review Committee the new[...]
    [...]4. To abide by the rules from time to time determined by[...]Librarian.
    5. To refrain from smoking in the classrooms and[...]6. To provide the college office with a private address at
    which the student may be contacted by letter, telegram or
    in emergenc[...]students.
    14. To refrain from placing notices on public display in[...]purpose.
    15. To refrain from gambling on the campus.
    16. To refrain from bringing dogs into any building on[...]
    [...]required to work.
    18. To protect college property from loss or damage other
    than fair wear and te[...]
    [...]These regulations, which are amended from time to time
    are available from the Registrar or may be studied in the[...]te information the following extracts
    from or interpretation of the regulations will[...]
    [...]previously, with written authority from the organisation.




    111
    [...]subject allowances is available from the Registrar.




    112
    [...]the service are published
    from time to time in special supplements of the[...]Annual: Students who are obliged to live away from their
    usual place[...]
    [...]by students attending sections.
    (1) Daily travel from home to local section school.
    (2) Cost of return[...]eme.) Students
    who live more than five kilometres from the Teachers
    College receive travelling ex[...]
    [...]more than 5 kilometres away from the college may claim
    for actual expenses incurred travelling to and from the
    college, less 4% of the[...]allowance or the Tertiary Assistance Grant as from
    the beginning of Term[...]Further details are available from the Registrar.


    115
    [...]Students are encouraged to seek help and guidance from
    all staff members c[...]
    [...]method of giving notices
    from staff, student executive, clubs and societ[...]
    [...]he amount painlessly
    deducted from your pay at the rate of 35 cents each[...]
    [...]ry
    trainees have a choice from two types of membership:[...]
    [...]uct
    contributions (savings) from salary forms are available
    from the Society's agent at the college pay office, or[...]Society's local office and store.

    Private Mail: Students may have private mail addressed to the college.[...]ston North Teachers College
    Private Bag
    Palmerston North[...]Telegrams are best sent to your private address. Ordinary
    telegrams[...]campus or redirected to the
    private address if she cannot be found.[...]
    [...]icial communications,
    memoranda from staff, pay advice slips, library notices,[...]
    College Box Room: Letter boxes for students are in the ground floor room,[...]acement keys may be
    purchased from the college office receptionist for $1.50
    during office hours. A letter box for items addressed by[...]
    [...]learning at tertiary level can be very different from
    those employed in schools. One of[...]of full
    independence only results from being on your own to
    cope. You hav[...]rs and never relax for a minute."
    (from "Success at University" see below).[...]
    [...]ivities required in the
    college courses. Your own private study time per week
    should be approximately the d[...]d not ordinary mortals like
    yourself. This is far from the truth. If you knew them
    better, you would rea[...]other interests, the latter
    must be sacrificed."
    (from "Success at University").

    It is important that y[...]A room of your own
    is highly desirable.

    Freedom from interruption during your study time is als[...]
    (b) Learn from as many sources as you can. Often a
    change o[...]d there is too much work, you can ask
    for help - from your Intake Adviser, the Counsellor, a
    st[...]
    [...]ouncil Accommodation for students living away from home is
    Accommodation available in hostels, a flat complex, private flats and
    Policy: private board. The Student Welfare Committee of the[...]essary. These can be
    obtained from the college office.


    Types of Palmers[...]ostels, in flat complexes,
    in private flats, in private board and in their own homes.[...]
    [...]first
    year student who has moved away from family, friends,
    and familiar s[...]
    [...]Be prepared to
    look at things from the other person's point of view.[...]complex of Hampden Court.
    (b) Private flats and houses.




    136
    [...]each pay day.


    Private Flats and Houses: Within the city are a nu[...]
    [...]our own students.


    Many students living in private board or at home find
    that they do not seem[...]and join in, invite others to your home
    or private board so that people know where you live.[...]
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