Identifier: summertermofwest1912west (find matches)
Title: Summer term of the Western State Normal School
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Western State Normal School (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
Subjects: Western Michigan University Western Michigan University Universities and colleges
Publisher: Kalamazoo, Mich. : Western Michigan Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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dents. Laboratorycredit, 3 or 6 weeks. MISS HANSON. 106. Teachers Course in Music. This must be precededby course 101 or its equivalent. Advanced sight reading andear training are taken up in this class, discussion of methods,and practice teaching during the class period as a preparationfor teaching this subject in the first eight grades. Observa-tion is made in the training school. 12 weeks credit. MISS HANSON. 107. Primary Songs and Games. This course is a sug-gestive one for teachers in the primary grades as well as forspecializing students. The following phases will be devel-oped: Rhythm—feeling for and interpretation of differentrhythms through games, balls, percussion instruments, folkdances and rhythmic steps. Songs,—a sequence applicable toseasons and school festivals and taken from the best com-posers of childrens songs will be learned. The care of thechild voice and the presentation of these two phases to thechild will also be taken up. Ability to play the rhythmic stud-
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SUMMER BULLETIN 29 ies and accompaniments is desirable and is required fromspecializing students in the kindergarten and music courses.Observation may be made in the training school. 6 weekscredit. MISS HOOTMAN. 109. Harmony I. The work consists of ear training,and a study of construction of scales, intervals and chords.The writing of simple original settings for songs, and theharmonizing of easy melodies. Students must have had Ele-ments of Music I or its equivalent and be able to play chords,scales, and hymn tunes. 6 weeks credit. MISS HANSON. PENMANSHIP To meet a recognized need a course in Penmanship willbe offered. Sections will be organized to meet in the morn-ing and afternoon, thereby affording an opportunity to allstudents to join one of the classes. PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFOR WOMEN 110. A course of plays and games. Arranged to meet theneeds of the child at the various stages of development.Games for indoor and outdoor use. 6 weeks credit. MISS JONES. 102. A course in Folk Dancing

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