Identifier: catalogueofrolli1914roll (find matches)
Title: Catalogue of Rollins College
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Rollins College (Winter Park, Fla.)
Subjects: Rollins College (Winter Park, Fla.)
Publisher: Winter Park, Fla. : (The College)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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ructors Course I Principles of Education De Garmos Interest and Education is used as text-book, with supple-mentary reading, lectures, reports, and discussions of special themes. Three times a week throughout the year. Course II History of Education Monroes Text-Book in the History of Education is studied, withsupplementary reading. Twice a week throughout the year. The foregoing text-books are subject to change to meet special needs. THE COLLEGE 37 Course III Methods of Teaching Lectures are given by the college instructors in Language, History,Mathematics, English, Natural Science, Music, and Expression, with class-room illustrations. Course IV School Hygiene Whipples Questions in School Hygiene is used as text-book, andlectures are given by officers of the State Board of Health, and localphysicians. Courses in Psychology, Expression, Sight Reading, Domestic and In-dustrial Arts, and other topics of special interest to teachers are describedelsewhere in this catalogue. LIBRARYOF THE
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The Academy THE ACADEMY The Academy is intended primarily as a fitting school forRollins and other colleges, but it provides also facilities for ageneral education for such as are unable to take a college course.To meet the former intention the Academy offers a College Pre-paratory Course in which a definite program of studies is re-quired ; to meet the latter, the Academy provides what is knownas the General Course. In this course a greater liberty in theelection of studies is given. Students who complete successfully the prescribed studies ofthe College Preparatory Course receive a diploma and may en-ter the Freshman class of Rollins College without examination.Students who successfully complete the work of the GeneralCourse receive a certificate of graduation from the Academy.They are not prepared to enter college, but at the end of thesecond year, if they so desire, they may prepare for college intwo years. No one will be admitted as a student who is less than fifteenyears of age,

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