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SUGGESTED CURRICULUM FOR TEACHERS IN SCHOOLS OF NURSING
  
  
  
  
  
  
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SUGGESTED CURRICULUM FOR TEACHERS IN SCHOOLS OF
NURSING

                   
FIRST YEAR  Session
Hours 
SECOND YEAR  Session
Hours 
THIRD YEAR  Session
Hours 
English A1  History  Eng. B1, B2, or B3 
Chemistry B1  Biology B1  Hist. and Phil. of
Education, Ed. B1 
Curriculum in Schools
of N., N. Ed. B2a 
Ed. Psychol., Ed. B2 
Sociology B1, B2, or
B3 
Hist. of N., N. Ed.
B1 
Methods of Teaching
Nursing Practice,
N. Ed. B3 
Supervision in S. of
N. Ed. B4 
Electives  6-9 
Gen. Psychol., B1  Directed Teaching,
N. Ed. B2b 
Total  15-18 
Total  18 
Total  19 

Total for three years 51-54 session-hours

In planning a curriculum for either Supervisors or Administrators in
Schools of Nursing the heavy science content may be lessened and more freedom
in choosing electives allowed.


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For those students who may wish to pursue graduate work at some future
time in the University it is advised that they include a foreign language in their
programs for the baccalaureate degree—as at least six collegiate session-hours
of foreign language credit are required as a prerequisite to full candidacy for
a Master's degree.