Identifier: littletonfemalec19081909 (find matches)
Title: Littleton Female College Course Catalog
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Littleton Female College
Subjects: College publications--North Carolina--Littleton.
Publisher: LIttleton (N.C.): Littleton Female College.
Contributing Library: North Carolina Wesleyan College
Digitizing Sponsor: North Carolina Digital Heritage Center

View Book Page: Book Viewer
About This Book: Catalog Entry
View All Images: All Images From Book
Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book.

Text Appearing Before Image:
examination, certificate, or otherwise) that they haveadequate literary preparation for it. Text-Books.—Whites Pedagogy; Hills Psychology; RaubsSchool Management; Macys Civil Government; Geography;Grammar; Arithmetic; Elements of Agriculture; FreehandDrawing. ®wx practice anb #bgcrbation £>cfjool Instructors are students selected from the Normal Depart-ment and the Senior class, who teach certain of the GrammarSchool, Sub-Freshman and Freshman classes, under the direc-tion of the regular teachers of the various departments: for in-stance, English is taught under the head teacher of our Eng-lish Department; Mathematics, under the Mathematics teacher;Latin, under the Latin teacher, etc. The teachers in the Practice and Observation School are re-quired to devote at least one period each week to the observa-tion of the methods of some other teacher, and criticisms areoffered in a general meeting of the members of the Pedagogyclass, under the supervision of the teacher of Pedagogy.
Text Appearing After Image:
LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE. 33 framing ikfjool for Jlurseg Miss Lamb, Head Nurse. PUPILS.Best, Fannie Forbes, Annie Burton, Sudie Jackson, Hazel Daniel, Alma Strickland, Atha Eason, Sallie Thompson, Hope Believing that there are many reasons for every womanshaving the knowledge that can be secured only in a TrainingSchool for Nurses, we are offering this instruction under thedirection of our Head Nurse. We give special training to those who wish to become pro-fessional nurses, although the course is open to all pupils whodesire a practical knowledge of caring for the sick. Clara S. Weekss Text-book of Nurse Training is used»while practical lectures are given on Observing and ReportingSymptoms, Taking Temperatures, Counting Pulse, Dieting theSick, Making Beds, Giving Baths, Care of Convalescents, Es-sential Movements in Massage, Disinfection, Prevention of theSpread of Contagious Diseases, etc. Littleton )&vuim$& College Miss Anderson, Principal. PUPILS. Boykin, Gladys Hooks, Li

Note About Images