Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-06 | Page 28 | Teacher Training Will be Feature

TEACHER TRAINING i WILL BE FEATURE I i i I Agricultural College Is to Offer Courses I LOGAN fay ay The 6 v The Utah AgrIcultural Agricultural tural college collee will offer extensive e 1 courses cour In teacher training and e especially espe espe- pe- pe daily In the training of rural teachers at t Us Ita coming comIns summer ummer session Ion which o opens f n. n June 6 S. according to an announcement an Sn- made toda today by President E. E G G. G Peterson who characterised the opportunities existing in these fields at atthe i ithe i ithe the college ollege as unsurpassed i iThe The college has haa been teaching reaching for a a. number of or years very Important sub uh- sect lect matter for teachers teacher In agriculture home economics mechanic arts arta corn com com I I j mere and the general e sciences a said i President I le dp Peterson een Its s graduates are I 1 tod today serving In great numbers not i only In the high schools school oT ff f I Itah tah and I surrounding states slates but in In Institutions of or higher learning throughout the i I country The last laRt legislature b by creating a a. I department of or pedagogy at the college made It possible for the Institution to offer comprehensive courses In methods lof of teaching as well a as In th the th subject I matter which teachers must secure V e e feel that the college has a peculiar pecUllar obligation to train teachers for tho the rural schools Our Intimate connection ruYal with the rural communities secured not only through c in classroom work with students from rom the farms but i through the Intimate relations our ex extension x cx- tension division dl maintains with the themen themen men and women In the rural districts will make it possible for us liS to understand understand under under- stand the problems of the rural school schoolteachers schoolteachers schoolteachers teachers and train these to be real leaders In their communities communities' Professor Henry Peterson until re reI recently recently re- re superintendent of or the Logan city schools but appointed head of ot the de department tie tie- of pedagogy at the college I I I at the till la last t session of or the board or of of trustees will vilI offer three Important courses during the su session These will be educational psychology the principles of oC ed and the science sd- sd I ence of oC education Superintendent Orson Orson Or Or- son sort Ryan Hyan w who ho Huc naco ds ls Professor sor Peterson as superintendent of oC the LoI Logan LoSan Lo Lo- Lo- Lo I gan San city schools will rf er courses In rural and vitalized vitalised cd Superintendent I I Ryan Han is one of or the leaders Inthis in inthis I this country countr In rural tl cher training The titles of the courses ours s ho will offer r I Include vitalized du Ulon show showing Ing how the every da day life lIff of ct the child can be made to form nn an Important part of the educative e process r rual leadership i i dealing with the Important part the I teacher must play n ii community buildIng build build- log Ing and elementary school methods bUild I Special courses for primary teachers will b be given by Miss EdIth Dow Bow en n n. n I primary supervisor In Logan City I II These will Include education seat work I and principles underlying primary education edu- edu J i cation on Professor ProCessor Alma Schneider o of I the Iowa State college will offer a course In methods of or teaching home I economics In the high schools and Pro- Pro Professor fessor elisor Johanna Tohanna Moen Ioen of or the Utah Agricultural Agricultural Agri Agri- I cultural college will Ill give a course in the teaching o of domestic art subjects In the ho high schools I