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...result of these factors, the majority of the places offered by the Appointment Office are taken by the holders of the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. These fill the higher-grade positions for which a thorough university training is essential. Figures are not at present available to show the connection between the degree held and the position secured in each case; but the increase in the number of persons entering the educational field (11 percent) is roughly proportional to the growth of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The general conclusion to be arrived...
...athletic grounds and facilities and facilities of the University and also of the Sargent School for Physical Education will be thrown open for use by those taking the courses, several of which will count toward the degree of Master of Education, if passed by properly qualified graduates of colleges and scientific schools in good standing...
...posts, much specialization during the period of preparation is required. Thus, for example, a supervisor of physical education in a city school system must have a highly specialized training. On the other hand, a college teachers of Education must have not only a special subject of which he is master but must be broadly prepared in such fundamental fields as the social theory of education, educational psychology, educational administration, and the history of education. As college departments and schools of education multiply--a process which has gone on with great rapidity during the last two decades--members of their faculties...
...School offers distinctive professional degrees--the Master of Education and the Doctor of Education. It deals in its courses with the entire range of educational problems and the principles that underlie modern educational practise. Students of varying purpose and varying ambitions are, of course, desirable and welcome and a number of special programs are provided, as for example in physical education. Although the School wants most those men and women who seek something more than mere drill in the business of teaching, it includes among its aims that of rendering inexperienced students more immediately effective in their first school posts...
Next comes the act of Wilbur Swetman, the original and much imitated ragtime clarinettist, which although it shows Mr. Swetman to be a past-master at his art, does not elicit a great deal of applause from the audience. Perhaps however, this is because Boston people do not appreciate jazz music...