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    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1973

    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1973
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    I) N TEACHERS COLLEGE HANDBOOK 1973

    XV TELEPHONES: v , ,. I ADDRESS;

    College Phone (3 lines) 79-104 ', " Centennial Drivej _ I;



    ’Blair Tennent Hall f 84121 , ‘l I , ‘ I Palmerston North

    A « Private Bag ;
    PREFACE '

    A teachers’ college is a professional school. ltsL work is toLprovide“
    preliminary education andtraining for teachers.L ' ‘ " ‘ L

    , , , This College emphasises three essential aspectsof teaCher’ed[...]arship leads to understanding of the content ,
    of education as well as the p.ocesses of education. Practical training,
    leads to competence and conf[...]ghts and responsibilities of all mem-
    bers of the College community, staff and students alike. ln return fo[...]unities for independent action all members of the College community
    accept responsibility for their[...]
    [...].................................. 50
    Bachelor of Education Degree 50
    Disploma in Teaching .......... ,. 50
    Teachers‘ College Disploma r. 50
    Trained Teachers' Certificate ...[...]Attendance ...........

    Benevolent Society, Education I 65
    Bond, Studentship ...................... 59[...]Changing Courses ., 57
    Clubs and Societies 63
    College Arms ......... 41
    College Centre ........... .t 44
    College Committees 6]
    College Council ......... .V 4
    College Council Rules ...... .. 62



    i0
    ., 10
    ..13

    College Courses
    Art ..............
    Education













    English . 19
    French ., u 23
    Mathematics .. 25
    Music ,,,,,,,,,,, u 27
    Physical Education .................................... 3O



    Scien[...]ies





    Coilege History ......................
    College Staff ......
    Common Room





    Counselling Se[...].................... 63

    Earthquakes and Fires 63
    Education ............................................................ 13



    Education Board, Correspondence with ...... 64
    Education Department, Correspondence with 64

    Educational institute, N.Z. ...... . ....................... 65
    Education Benevolent Society V .i 65





    English .......[...].................................. ,. 49
    Physical Education
    [...]ly, M.B.E., F.C.A.,

    APPOINTED BY THE MINISTER
    OF EDUCATION

    Hon. W. B. Tennent, J.P., B.D.S.
    (N.Z.).

    Mr W. J. Morrison, M.A. (N.Z.).

    APPOINTED BY THE MINISTER OF
    EDUCATION TO REPRESENT
    INTERESTED ORGANISATIONS

    Mr A. K. Catran, E.D., A.N.Z.l.A.
    Representing the Wanganui
    Education Board.

    Mr A. I. Charles, Dip.Tchg., Prin-
    cipal,[...]M.B.E., F.C.A.,
    J.P. Representing the Wanga-
    nui Education Board.

    Mr G. G. Harvey, M.A., Dip.Ed.,
    District[...]Ed.
    (N.Z.), Ph.D. (Lond.), A.B.Ps.S.
    Professor of Education, Massey
    University. Representing Mas-
    sey Univers[...]J. Whitwell, M.A., Dip.Ed.
    ‘ (N.Z.), Principal, Palmerston
    North Teachers College.

    a. Mr S. E. A. Breach, B.A. (N.Z.),

    ' Dip.Tchg[...]Senior In-
    spector of Primary Schools,
    Wanganui, Education Board.

    SECRETARY
    Mr C. F. Pearson, Registrar.
    COLLEGE STAFF





    PRINCIPAL:
    H. J. Whitwell,

    Dip.Tchg[...]ent pending.
    Technician:
    T. Holden.

    Head of De-

    EDUCATION:

    Principal Lecturer, Head of
    Department:[...]
    [...]rmsby (Clarinet).
    A. C. Ramsay (Cello).

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION:

    Senior Lecturer, Head of
    Department:

    W.[...]
    [...]D. J. Slater, Dip.Tchg.

    Mr T. B. A. Stephenson.

    COLLEGE STREET
    NORMAL SCHOOL STAFF

    PRINCIPAL:

    Mr[...]
    COLLEGE COURSES

    ART DEPARTMENT

    PURPOSE OF COURSES:

    Our[...]development of
    the fine arts in New Zealand.

    6. Education through art—A study
    of the ways art and[...]
    [...]eys obtained from two
    sources:

    (i) by grant from College funds;

    (ii) by levy on students.

    The levy on Se[...]h may be purchas—
    ed at a reduced rate from the
    College office; A list of such needs
    is issued at[...]
    [...]oped teaching skills.

    CURRICULUM 8: THIRD YEAR

    Education through art. A study
    of the ways art and other ex[...]f a fully integrated Class—
    room programme.



    EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

    Three Year Course

    GENERAL DESCRIPTIO[...]rends.

    (c) Social Influences.

    (d) Philosophy of Education.

    in the study of human develop-
    ment considerati[...]social-emotional
    areas.

    The historical trends in Education
    are used as introductory study. The
    social influe[...]oth the de-
    velopmcnt of children and the aims
    of education will be examined in
    the context of New Zea[...]
    analysis of some key concepts in
    Education will be undertaken.

    TEXTS FOR THE COURSE:

    (1) Burridge, T. 1970. What Hap-
    pened in Education.

    (2) Swift, D. F. 1969. The Sociol-

    ogy of Education: Introductory

    Analytic Perspectives.

    Schofield, H. 1972. The Phil-

    osophy of Education: An Intro-
    duction.

    Smart, M.. &« Smart,[...]
    [...]in 1973 include atypical child-
    ren, comparative education, ques-
    tioning and discussion, and the
    education of Maori children.

    TEXT FOR THE COURSE:

    Sanders[...]E COURSE:

    Vigilante. Mathematics in Element~
    ary Education.

    Duncan et al. Modern School Math-
    ematics, Book[...]matics.

    University Courses Available
    through the
    Education Department

    The B.Ed. education and profes-
    sional education courses at 100 and
    200 levels are taught at the College
    by the Education Department for
    the Massey University Department
    of Education. University staff com-
    bine with College staff in some
    aspects of the programmes.

    FIRST Y[...]degree at Massey University should
    take:

    36.101 Education and Society
    36.102 Human Development

    SECOND YEAR[...]3-.)

    The above courses are taught as
    part of the College courses Pro-
    fessional Studies, I, ll and Ill.
    [...]In Selected Studies In Education Additional
    Departments Department Curriculum Stud[...]observations and
    demonstrations in schools within
    Education, English Studies, and
    Selected Studies Courses (C[...].
    Curriculum Studies 2 (Mathematics)
    is taught by Education Department
    for B.Ed.

    YEAR THREE. Curriculum Stud[...]ects not
    previously taken: Art, Music, Phys-
    ical Education, Science, Social Stud-
    res.

    CURRICULUM 6.[...]
    [...]ed Studies prescriptions for
    Art, Music, Physical Education,
    Science and Social Studies.

    CURRICULUM 5:

    A co[...]of value to the primary school
    teacher.

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRIC-
    ULUM 5. The two parts of this
    course, the[...]he principles and
    objectives of a modern physical
    education programme. The depart-
    mental handbooks an[...]
    [...]onal
    interest.

    23



    3. Literature:

    Within the College Library there
    is a good and growing select[...]
    [...]ition for these
    students will be available at the
    College.

    CURRICULUM STUDY OF
    ENRICHMENT MATHEMATI[...]
    [...]ic and the music of
    South eastern Asia.

    Music in Education:

    The aims and objectives (of music
    education.

    The basis for the child's music
    education: the developmental theory
    — its implications for education.

    The structure and discipline of
    music as the fr[...]rk
    suitable for children's performance.

    Music in Education:

    Musical meaning and musical ex-
    perience[...]
    [...]3. Lectures and discussions to
    aspects of music education in
    relation to (3) above.

    4. Observation, planni[...]hite socks. white-
    soled gym shoes.

    30

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT



    Salkeld: Play the Recorder, Parts[...]R:

    Gelineau: Experiences in Music.
    Department of Education: Teach-
    ing Music in Primary Schools.

    THIRD YEAR[...]ce, Athletics,
    Major Games, Swimming and

    Outdoor Education.

    THEORY ——- the areas of study
    includ[...]
    [...]gravity.

    (e) Adapted and Developmental
    Physical Education: To review mod-
    em theory, methods and techniques[...], and those who require
    adaptions of the physical education
    programme to meet their specific
    activity needs.

    m

    (f) Sociological Foundations of
    Physical Education: A study of con-
    temporary sociological phenomena[...]ception of the fundamental re-
    lationship between education and
    human conduct. To study the major
    philosophic[...]upon the
    philosophies and objectives of
    physical education.

    (h) Testing and Evaluation: To

    SCIENCE DEPARTM[...]n and oper-
    ation of an investigation in physical
    educationeducation pro-
    gramme.

    -—Principles and objectives of a
    modem health education pro-
    gramme.

    ——Outline of the principles of[...]d management
    of learning experiences.

    TEXTBOOKS:
    Education Department -—— Physical
    Education, Junior Classes.
    Education Department ~— Physical
    Education, Standard ll-Form ll.
    Education Department —-— Coach-
    'ing Manuals.[...]
    [...]ences
    where topics appropriate to teacher
    science education are studied in
    depth: ,

    The physical scie[...]
    [...]ariety of effects of tectonic activ~
    ity; Central North Island volcanic
    region; Northwest Nelson r[...]
    [...]iate
    prerequisites, the University Pro~
    fessional Education ll paper 36.234
    on the Teaching of Science[...]
    [...]sey
    University for either B.Ed. or BA.
    in lieu of College courses.

    PROFESSIONAL STUDIES:

    All students und[...]es.
    courses correlated with above stud-
    ies, with education courses, and
    with practical training in schools.
    THE COLLEGE



    Palmerston North Teachers Col-
    lege was established in 1956 as
    New Zealand's sixth teachers col-
    lege with Mr K. A. North as the
    first Principal. The original buildings
    were in Princess Street, and Grey
    Street.

    The College is now divided be-
    tween the Grey Street site and the
    New College now being established
    on a 25-acre site in Centen[...]n addition to new buildings already
    available the College has the use
    of a campus school built in the
    College grounds for use as a Nor-
    mal school when the bui[...]for women. The
    name honours a man whose work
    for education has earned special
    respect in this City.

    Stages[...]Campus were
    officially opened by the Minister of
    Education, the Hon. H. L. Pickering.
    on 19th September, 197[...]r-
    ing. Gifts of trees were also plant-
    ed by the Education Boards associ-
    ated with the College. Wanganui.
    Taranaki and Hawkes Bay. The
    foundatio[...]gs are to
    be suitably marked in the grounds.

    The College is administered by
    the Palmerston North Teachers Col-
    lege Council, whose independent
    aut[...]ber 1968 on the authority of the
    then Minister of Education. the Hon.
    A. E. Kinsella.

    In 1964 the Wanganui Education
    Board took the first step of setting
    up an interi[...]esent
    Council represent the Taranaki and
    Wanganui Education Boards, the
    Department of Education, Massey
    University, the New Zealand Edu-
    cational[...]s first meeting on the
    21st November, 1968.

    The College establishment in-
    cludes three normal schools —[...]ediate Nor-
    mal School in Ferguson Street and
    the College Street Normal School
    in College Street. A large number
    of teachers in the city and sur-
    rounding districts also work with
    the College as associate teachers.

    THE COLLEGE ARMS

    The College Arms follow the
    ancient and very strict traditions of
    heraldry. They identify the College
    and its members by symbols which
    speak of our his[...]the sixth member of the

    family. We are the sixth college.

    The lion affronte speaks of
    strength, co[...]
    [...]of a new era,

    THE ARTS TRUST

    The Arts Trust of Palmerston
    North Teachers College is an in—
    dependent body, set up by the
    Teachers College Council, but the
    Trust's only obligation to Counc[...]ty at large in cultural activities
    centred on the College. It does this
    by promoting, commissioning, spon-[...]commissioning
    of a $3,500 sculptural work for the
    College and the establishment of a
    collection of original[...]The sense is: ”Get going", “Get
    down to it".

    College Colours:
    Cobalt Green, Blue, Gold.



    concerts,[...]tival in addition to
    the continuing building of a College
    collection of works of art.

    Associate members, a[...]ite to:

    The Secretary.
    Arts Trust,
    P.N. Teachers College.
    [...]ready occupied 5 Music, Art. Science.

    1 Physical Education. 4 Education block. 8 Adminislrafion Tower.

    2 Social Studies, Mathematics. 6 College Centre. 9 Auditorium.

    3 Lecture *heatresa[...]
    THE COLLEGE CENTRE

    This building to the east of the
    Library[...]ger. The control of
    the building is vested in the College
    Council. Day to day management
    is delegated to th[...]nd for rest and
    relaxation at all times while the
    College buildings are open. At other
    times the common roo[...]s its own telephones which
    are independent of the College
    system. The number is 78-667
    Palmerston North.

    COUNSELLING SERVICE ROOMS

    The office of the St[...]on
    the internal system, 79-104, ex-
    tension 67.

    COLLEGE BOX ROOM

    Letter boxes for students are in
    the gr[...]e
    common room. Keys are issued to
    students by the College office.
    Replacement keys may be pur—
    chased fro[...]students to staff is
    placed in the box room.



    PALMERSTON NORTH TEACHERS COLLEGE
    STUDENTS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

    Every student of the College is
    a members of the Students Asso-
    ciation[...]
    [...]an) to
    the Executive shortly after they
    arrive at College.

    The members of the Executive
    for 1973 will be:[...]ntatives
    for all staff standing committees of
    the College. Representatives are
    also provided for national a[...]ating cultural
    and sporting activities within the
    College.

    The Association preserves all
    records likely to[...]e Offices
    are situated on the first floor of
    the College Centre. Access to
    these offices is via the spiral[...]y can
    be contacted through the Secretary
    or their College boxes. The Stud-
    ents Association phone number is[...]meet—
    ings.

    ARTS COUNCIL

    Every student in the College is
    a member of the New Zealand
    [...]p is to provide fellowship and
    witness within the College. Activi-
    ties include study, discussions,
    visits[...]hools. Short term
    workshops will be run in 1973.

    EDUCATION CLUB

    This club has operated success-
    fully in th[...]s, and
    other activities related to all aspects
    of education.

    FOLK AND BLUES CLUB

    This club requires only th[...]n films
    which do not appeal to the majority

    i of College students.

    46
    [...]raft activities. Links are
    maintained between the College and
    the Maori people through visits to
    various Maori schools and _ com—
    munities in different parts of the
    North Island.

    There have been some moves
    towards the e[...]mit themselves
    to informal competition within the
    College. Opportunities'are available
    in clubs for those w[...]tside clubs for sports not
    catered for within the College. It
    is suggested that you join at least
    one club,[...]f-





    SPORTS CLUBS defence)
    The activities of College Sports NETBALL

    Clubs vary from year to year ac-[...]with local sports clubs in Palmer- SQUASH

    ston North and surrounding dis— SWIMMING

    tricts, and asso[...]have
    been chosen to cover all subjects
    taught in College courses, to sup-
    port your University units, to p[...]and fiction chosen to
    support courses taught in
    College and units taken at
    Massey.

    (b) Adult non-[...]
    [...]about this.

    OTHER LIBRARIES:

    Massey University: College stud-
    ents enrolled at Massey are entitled
    to use that library.

    Palmerston North Public Library:
    Located opposite the Post Office.[...]: It is
    possible to borrow books only
    through the College Library, or,
    when you are on section, through
    you[...]ERAL:

    As the Library is the study centre
    for the College, it is in the interests
    of all who use it[...]
    ACADEMIC REGULATIONS





    ORGANISATION

    On arrival at College students are placed in alphabetical groups, and
    these groups remain the basis for organising classes in the Education
    Department and in English Studies. All other clas[...]t few days of orientation and familiarisation the
    College programme is arranged so that first, second and t[...]er week are allotted to the
    compulsory courses in education, English, mathematics and curriculum
    studies, and[...]classes within the time allocation set out in the College timetable. The
    timetable is arranged so that ther[...]tion

    for their subjects. The requirements of the College department must take
    precedence over all other commitments.

    Wednesday is known as College Day when students on school
    practice are in College. All students return to College for the day. First
    and second years take lectures with Selected Studies departments, third
    years with Education. Each year group meets on Wednesday mornings
    for[...]who will be
    his mentor for the first term of the College course. The staff leaders
    provide information, of[...]nd three, tutor groups are re-formed according to
    Education seminar groups. The lecturers in charge of[...]
    ACADEMIC AWARDS

    TEACHERS COLLEGE DIPLOMA

    All courses lead to the award of
    the Palmerston North Teachers Col—
    lege Diploma under the authority of
    the College Council and the Teach-
    ers College Regulations 1959 made
    under the Education Act 1964.

    Diplomas are awarded with the
    followin[...]s’ Certificate of the New
    Zealand Department of Education.

    In deciding the awards of diplo-
    mas with disti[...]dation the following are taken into
    account.

    A. College Courses

    Final Ratings in
    Foundations of Education
    Professional Education I
    Professional Education ll

    Selected Studies
    List 1 A and B levels
    List 2[...]ls
    C level

    English Studies
    B. Teaching Practice

    College ratings are weighted as
    follows:

    1 in Teaching P[...]tices be rated as average
    or better.

    BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
    DEGREE

    Students who aspire to becoming
    university graduates have opportun-
    ity while at College to complete
    courses leading towards the B.Ed.
    deg[...]onsibility of the Massey Uni—
    versity School of Education. The
    School includes the College and
    University teaching departments
    preparing stu[...]FICATE

    This certificate is awarded to
    holders of College Diplomas who,
    on completion of a satisfactory pro[...]g
    3 degree units and 3 units of the
    Department of Education's own
    Diploma course.
    [...]ow—
    ing list:
    Art
    French studies
    Music
    Physical education
    Science

    51

    affecting the salaries of most tea-[...]s’
    salary scales for full details.



    TEACHERS COLLEGE

    SECOND YEAR COURSES:

    (a) Compulsory Cour[...]
    [...]and

    courses designed to continue the‘

    general education of teachers.
    Professional courses include:

    PROFESSIONAL STUDIES I:
    (Education I)

    A course on the philosophical,
    psychological[...]rriculum.

    PROFESSIONAL STUDIES II:
    (Professional Education I)

    A coyrse on learning and teach-
    ing which inc[...]dies
    1).

    PROFESSIONAL STUDIES III:
    (Professional Education II)

    A course on classroom dynamics,
    organisation[...]en and
    spoken English and in literature.

    general education



    FUNDAMENTALS OF
    MATHEMATICS:

    A course[...]
    [...]tion
    of the Studentship. (Refer to the
    section on College Committees for
    details of termination procedures.[...]cipal before the commencement
    of classes for the College year.
    [...]fail-
    ure in courses shall not be
    placed upon the College roll
    until the Principal’s recommen-
    dation to[...]sit the external examination of the
    Department of Education. Students
    needing to sit the August specia[...]
    [...]cation.

    Application forms are available
    from the College office.

    LATE ASSIGNMENTS:

    It is expected[...]
    [...]successful scholars at the
    University and at the College. While
    the first opportunity to be con-
    sidered f[...]three—year course has ended, must
    return to the College to complete
    their professional courses. Conces-
    sions within the College, and oppor—
    tunities for full-time study, make[...]aking full-time teaching. Stud-
    ents entering the College from the
    seventh form may also compete for
    studen[...]mplete a Bachelor's de-
    gree, before entering the College
    for one year of professional studies.
    Students wi[...]ake University degree courses
    in place of certain College courses.
    All students should study the pro-
    fessi[...]pers, 9 or 10 of which are taken
    in the field of Education and Pro-
    fessional Education, while 12 or 11
    are taken in subject areas approv[...]s in their first year, the
    100-level Professional Education
    paper in their second year and
    three ZOO-level Pr[...]ub-
    jects, however, must be undertaken
    within the College courses. All
    University courses are subject to
    th[...]ts may choose any subject that
    is equivalent to a College course,
    provided that the head of the Col-
    lege d[...]er-
    taken within the combined time-
    tables of the College and Univers-

    ity.

    Arrangements for enrol[...]
    [...]vities arranged by
    teaching departments or by the
    College unless attendance is desig-
    nated as optio[...]
    [...]ond becomes effective from
    the date of entry into College. If

    59



    a Studentship is terminated in[...]
    [...]n
    through the Principal for the ap~
    proval of the College Council to
    continue holding her Studentship.
    The[...]this course are:
    (a) To provide the professional
    education required to equip
    students who already have a
    deg[...]Studies in Soc-
    ial Studies, Art, Music, Physical
    Education and Science. One of
    these may be taken as[...]
    [...]as and theories
    which have been introduced in the
    College courses and exemplified
    during observation lesso[...]e
    close connection between the work
    undertaken in College and the ob-
    servation and practice in schools.

    i[...]teaching skills out for themselves
    as part of the College programme
    in curriculum studies and education.
    Detailed instructions for each prac-
    tice[...]
    COLLEGE COUNCIL RULES



    Students are required:

    1. To p[...]the
    cost of incidental services pro-
    vided by the College.

    2. To attend classes and extens-
    ion programmes required by the
    College, in addition to classes
    and extension programmes[...]om smoking in the
    classrooms and corridors of the
    College except when these
    rooms and corridors are being

    used for social functions.

    6. To provide the College office
    with a private address at which
    the studen[...]of the
    Principal to supply or consume
    alcohol at College functions.

    8. To seek the approval of the
    Principal for holding any func~
    tion or activity which uses
    College facilities or is adver-
    tised within the College as a
    College function.

    9. To have accommodation ap-
    proved by[...]traffic rules
    approved by Council.

    14. To clear College boxes at least
    twice weekly while in College,
    and once weekly while in
    schools, and to read an[...]groundsmen
    are required to work.

    19. To protect College property
    from loss or damage other than
    fair wear[...]the appropriate form. Forms are
    available at the College office. No
    claim for compensation can be
    r[...]
    [...]use of
    class sets of books.

    CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

    College clubs and societies must
    have a sponsor who enjoy[...]ling with the demands and social
    relationships of College life a coun-
    selling service is established. Three
    years at College is a time for
    acquiring skills, not only in teach[...]dealt
    with in order to function success-
    fully at College.

    Discussions with the Counsellor
    are completely[...]sellor. Her rooms are on the ground
    floor of the College Centre. Appoint—
    ments can be made by telephoning
    Mrs Bassett at 79-104 Ext. 67,
    through the College Receptionist,
    by completing appointment forms
    ava[...]quor must not be
    brought to or be consumed on the
    College premises, or in the vicinity
    of the College or at any College
    function or excursion, except with
    the pri[...]
    [...]Functions and excursions organ-
    ised through the College, using
    College noticeboards, or by having
    public announcements made within
    the precincts of the College, are
    deemed College functions and must
    have the approval of the Princ[...]encies
    the leader of any party travelling
    outside Palmerston North must
    leave with the Principal a list of
    the names[...]will be possible to make
    contact with the party.

    EDUCATION BOARD AND
    DEPARTMENT CORRESPONDENCE

    All correspondence with Educa-
    tion Boards and with the Depart-
    ment of Education must be signed
    by the Principal.

    FEES

    Students are required to pay fees
    into the College account as follows:

    $

    FlRST YEARS ‘
    Fixed cha[...]ents’ Assn.

    Fee .................. 15.50 15.50
    College Fee ...... 4.50 4.50
    Class Sets ...... 4.00 4.00[...]......... 2.50 1.50
    Medical Fees ...... 4.00 4.00
    College Box Fee

    Deposit ............ 2.00 2.00

    32.50 31.50

    The College fee is used for the
    general benefit of students.[...]for general use, works
    of art for display in the College,
    and recreational books for the
    Library.

    The cha[...]re-
    ceive any amount owing to them
    on leaving the College. in the
    event of a debit balance the amount
    due must be paid into the College
    account. Any balances not claimed
    will be credited to the College
    Library Account.

    HEALTH SERVICE

    All students ar[...]e which provides full
    medical service to Teachers College
    and University students living in
    Palmerston North. Because the
    [...]made provision
    for access to medical services in
    Palmerston North. Students who
    opt out of the scheme will have
    the registration fee credited to their
    College account.

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    The uncertainties and dan[...]PERSONAL PROPERTY

    Students are reminded that the
    College takes no responsibility for
    the safe keeping of p[...]serves the inter-
    ests of primary teachers and of
    education generally. Students may
    become Junior Members for[...]ct of the Insti-
    tute is "to advance the cause of
    education generally". To this end it
    endeavours to encourag[...]cretary of the N.Z.E.l. for advice
    and guidance.

    Education Benevolent Society:

    Students in teachers colleges are
    eligible to become members of the
    Education Benevolent Society pro-
    vided they are financial[...]listed in the booklet.

    NEWS SHEET

    Each Monday a College news
    sheet is placed in student boxes.
    Thi[...]
    [...]Students may have private mail
    addressed to the College. Correctly
    addressed mail is placed in College
    Boxes by 9.30 am. Monday to
    Friday. Please make sure that your
    correspondents know your College
    box number and that they address
    mail as follows:

    Miss J. E. Manner (C.B.728)
    Palmerston North Teachers College
    Private Bag
    Palmerston North

    Please note how and where the
    College box number is written. In
    our sample the College box num-
    ber, (C.B.728), is placed in brackets
    af[...]private address. Ordinary telegrams
    sent to this College are placed in
    College boxes and notification given
    to the Secretary of[...](as at 15th October, 1971)
    Division A

    (Teachers College Students)

    Under 21 years:
    With E.S.C. 1st and

    2[...]d from
    time to time in special supplements
    of the Education Gazette. Queries
    concerning salaries should be ad-
    dressed to the Registrar of the
    College.

    SALARY PAYMENTS

    Students are advised to arrang[...]and the details
    of the payments are issued at the
    College each pay-day.
    [...]ive
    a Reserve Bank cheque on appli-
    cation to the College office each
    pay—day.

    Enquiries concerning the[...]are entitled to one return
    fare per annum between Palmerston
    North and their home.

    A student living three sections[...]bus route, or more than
    three miles away from the College
    may claim for actual expenses in-
    curred travelling to and from the
    College, less 4% of the Division A
    basic salary. The maxi[...].

    Students who have been directed
    to attend this College by an Edu-
    cation Board other than Taranak[...]
    [...]om-
    inated by the Principal and ap-
    proved by the College Council.

    PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW

    The procedures required by the
    College Council are outlined for the
    guidance and informa[...]ho may be
    supported by a friend from with-
    in the College community at the
    hearing. The student or h[...]
    [...]ncil are
    subject to review by the De-
    partment of Education. Students
    and sureties are informed in
    writing wh[...]hearing any charges that a student
    has broken the College Regulations
    other than academic regulations, or
    failed to carry out any reasonable
    instruction given by the College in
    writing to a particular student or
    to students[...]news sheet or any special
    circular issued through CollegeCollege com-
    munity.

    . The defendant or the complain-

    a[...]r restitu-
    tion shall be treated as a debt
    to the Palmerston North Teach-
    ers College Council. Charges
    for restitution shall be paid in[...]s established for
    the benefit of students and the
    College community.

    Procedures at a hearing of the[...]
    [...]e
    reported to the Administration
    Committee of the College and
    to the Council for recording in
    ’ the minut[...]ealt with as if
    the matter had been raised by
    the College and an action taken
    with the approval of the Dean.
    Compiled by Publications Committee,
    Palmerston North Teachers College



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