Courses of Study for the Elementary, High, Technical, and Normal Schools of British Columbia
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creator: British Columbia. Department of Education
issued: 2018-02-14
issued: 1923
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note: A DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ffi COURSES of STUDY for the Elementary, High, Technical, and Normal Schools of BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA, B.C.: Printed by William H. Cullin, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1923. INDEX. Page. 1. Course of Study prescribed for Elementary Schools 3 2. List of Authorized Text-books for Elementary Schools 21 3. High School Courses of Study— (a.) Grade IX. (Preliminary Course, Junior Grade) 25 (&.) Grade X. (Advanced Course, Junior Grade) ,. 27 (c.) Grade XL (Junior Matriculation and Normal Entrance) 29 {(l.) Senior Matriculation 36 (e.) Commercial Course < 37 4. Manual Training 41 5. Domestic Science (Elementary Schools) 44 6. Domestic Science (High Schools) 40 7. High School Technical Course (Boys) 48 8. High School Household Science Course /W 9. Examination and Promotion of Pupils 72 10. Teachers' Certificates 74 11. Provincial Normal Schools 81 12. Night-schools 83 13. Correspondence Course 84 . COURSES OF STUDY. COURSE OF STUDY PRESCRIBED FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Note.—Except in literature, no increase has been made in the work prescribed in the various subjects. It is expected, therefore, that, as was the case in the past, many pupils will be able to complete the eomrse in six or seven years. The Department hopes to be able to give in greater detail, in the next issue of its Courses of Study, the requirements for each grade in the different subjects. 1. Reading. Grade '- Book I. of the Canadian Readers (a Primer and First Reader). Recitation and supplementary reading from authorized texts. Phonic drill. 2. Writing. During the first year the pupils should be taught correct habits of posture and movement and the forms of all the small letters and figures and a few simple capitals. Letter and word formation must be taught from the blackboard before any attempt is made by the pupil to write with pencil. The lower part of the blackboard should be ruled with painted lines 2y2 or 3 inches apart. By this means form, proportion, and …
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identifier: L222 .S107
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language: English
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subject: Education
subject: Education--Curricula
subject: High schools--Curricula
subject: Curriculum planning
type: Text