THE SALEMITE
October 25
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Jacobowsky Presents Voic© Recitj
Student teaeher Anne Simonj looks for the right answer in her third
grade class at Ardmore elementary school.
Mrs. Joan Jacobowsky will pre
sent a voice recital in Memorial
Hall on Monday, October 28, at
8:30 p.m.
On the first two parts of the
program, she will be accompanied
by Dean Clemens Sandresky of
Salem’s School of Music. The first
part of the program includes “What
Can We Poor Females Do?” (Pur
cell) ; “Beneath the Cypress Gloomy
Shade” (Handel); and an aria by
Haydn.
Salemites Practice Teach
In Town, County Schools
WRA Announces
Tournaments In
Archery, Golf
By Frances Holton
Now is the time when every
week morning the Salem campus
is alive quite early with seniors
who leave their familiar classrooms
for a morning in the Winston-
Salem and Forsyth County schools.
These girls are engaged in a six
hour “course” which the catalogue
defines as Education 330, Teaching
and Practicum.
During the first half of the fall
semester, education minors majoring
in math, English, history, and socio
logy are practice teaching as well
as carrying a maximum of six se
mester hours at Salem. Seniors
majoring in the other departments
will practice teach during the spring
semester.
While practice teaching, a Salem
girl is participating in the entire
program of the school with which
she is connected. She attends
faculty and PTA meetings, as well
as many student extra-curricular
functions. She is preparing herself
for that not-too-far-off day when
she will have a classroom of her
own.
Practice teaching at Salem is
carried out in accordance with the
standards of the National Council
for the Accreditation of Teacher
.Education; practice teachers have
frequent conferences and periodic
classroom observation by the fac
ulty of the education department.
Each teacher is offered suggestions
which will help her correct her
weaknesses.
The enthusiasm among the stu
dent teachers on campus seems to
be unanimous. All of them agree
that it is a very rewarding ex
perience; however, it is consuming
quite a bit of their time—more
time than many had anticipated.
The main complaint is that it has
been hard to be on one side of the
desk for part of the day and on
the other side for the remainder.
The teacher-student role is confus
ing when you must switch from
one to the other so frequently.
Several said they would prefer
practice teaching under the block
system where they would not be
taking college courses at the same
time they were teaching. As one
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student teacher put it, “I could give
more time to teaching and do a
better job if I could concentrate
on teaching for a half-semester and
go to class myself the other half.”
There is, of course, the humorous
side of the experience for many.
One girl is disappointed because,
“I haven’t got an apple!”, and an
other could not hold back her
laughter when one of her geometry
students titled his paper “Plane
(Hard) Geometry.” Every day
brings new experiences and a stu
dent teacher must be prepared to
meet a variety of situations.
Practice teachers are getting a
first-hand idea of the problems and
pleasures of being an integral part
of the American system of edu
cation. They are looking forward
to classrooms of their own.
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German music is the theme of
the second part of the prograin.
The selections are “Liebesbot-
schaft,” “Das Fishermadschen,
“Die J u n q e Nonne,” “Rastlose
Liebe,” and “Das Kosenband”
(Schubert); “AllerseelOT
(Strauss); and “Von Ewiger Lie e
(Brahms).
After a brief intermission
Jacobowsky will sing "Chat
Madecasses”, and chamber ti
by Ravel for voice, flute, cello
piano. The accompanists wii
Frances Speas, flute; Charles 1
lin, cello; and Dean Sandn
Library Designates Room
For Honors Study Work
golf tournament starts this week.
A participant must play 9 holes
three times at Reynolds Park and
turn in score cards to Gaye Brown
by Thanksgiving. Another student
must go along with the player and
sign her card. Chri Gray leaving
at 2 p.m. will drive the school car
on Wednesday, until the tourna
ment ends. The winner will be
the one with the lowest total score.
The archery tournament also
starts this week. An entering stu
dent must shoot three rounds of
Junior Columbia rounds which is
four times (of 6 arrows each) from
the 20, 30 and 40 yard lines. These
cards must also be in to Gaye
Brown by Thanksgiving.
WRA points and a small trophy
will be awarded to the winners of
each tournament.
A third floor room in the library
has been designated as the Honors
Study Room. In it are five indi
vidual study desks that will be as
signed to students doing honors
work who want them and to seniors
who have need for them. Students
must ask for a desk.
The room will remain locked so
that papers, individual' books, and
properly charged library books may
be kept there. Students must ask
at the desk for the key.
If any desks are not assigned
seniors, underclassmen may reqi
the use of them for a limi
amount of time. All students
be expected to study quietly and
observe certain house rules such
closing windows.
This room has recently b
painted and has new blinds
shades.
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