The college offers a diploma course in secondary arts and crafts teaching leading to the award of the Bachelor of Education degree. In 1974 the College was submitted to the State College of Victoria for the award of a Higher Diploma in Teaching (Secondary).
THE COUNCIL
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
McKay
COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL BUILDINGS
FINANCE
McCauley
LEGISLATION
STAFFING
Sheedy, Com., Ed
STUDENTS' LOAN FUND
Scott
MEMBERSHIP REVIEW
Boston, M.A
COLLEGE DATES 1976
4CADEMIC ORGANIZATION
Each course committee elects an executive whose members are drawn from the course committee and include its chairperson and executive director. The Executive has overall responsibility for all matters delegated to it by the Course Committee.
COURSES
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (ART AND CRAFTS)
HIGHER DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (SECONDARY)
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (PRIMARY)
DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
A one-year librarianship course for trained teachers who wish to specialize in teacher librarianship. Much of the teaching in the course is provided by university staff; however, the course is under the authority of the Faculty of Science at the University of Melbourne, with the Faculty of Education being responsible for certain elements of the course.
EXTERNAL STUDIES
HIGHER DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (SECONDARY)
Points
- DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (PRIMARY)
Courses undertaken by external study are designed for students who are unable to attend the College regularly, but students may be required to attend meetings, seminars and laboratory classes that may be arranged during the year. Subjects not offered for study by external study may be able to be undertaken by attending the College part-time and combined with subjects taken abroad.
PART-TIME STUDY
All applications must be made on the prescribed application form available from the Department of External Study or the Office of the Registrar, and sent to the Department of External Study, Melbourne State College by 5 December 1975. Applicants who wish to claim credit for previous tertiary study must provide documentary evidence of their qualifications, including transcripts of content from courses previously completed or undertaken.
SPECIAL ENTRY SCHEMES
All applications for admission to a course must be accompanied by documentary evidence of qualifications to be used to meet the admission requirement of that course. Applicants claiming teaching experience will need to provide a copy of their 'Employment Record' with the Education Department of Victoria, or other evidence of teaching experience.
ADDITIONAL YEAR OF TEACHER TRAINING
COURSE ADVISERS
FEES
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
ENROLMENT PROCEDURES ADMISSION TO COURSES
ENROLMENT INFORMATION
CHANGE OF NAME OR ADDRESS
CHANGE OF SUBJECT OR COURSE
SPECIAL ENTRY SCHEME
Students applying under these provisions may be required to attend the College for an assessment interview. Students applying under these provisions may be required to attend a College Assessment Interview.
STUDENT SERVICES DEAN OF STUDENTS
STUDENT COUNSELLING SERVICE
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE
THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Most prescribed texts are available through the Melbourne University Press Bookroom on campus at the University of Melbourne. There is limited parking in Grattan Street and Swanston Street, but generally it is difficult to get parking near the College.
NOOJEE OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRE
CRAFTSMAN IN RESIDENCE
THE ART COLLECTION
EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTRE
R.C. HOURS
R.C. GUIDE
THE OPEN STAGE
DRAMA PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS
Units of work in filmmaking and film studies are available in the drama program for those who do not wish to take a major sequence in film and television. In addition to the four-year program for prospective drama teachers, the Drama Department runs a number of relatively short-term elective units available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Education (Art and Crafts), Diploma of Teaching (Primary), Graduate Diploma of Special Education and Trained Teacher-Librarian Certificate.
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
PRINCIPLES FOR SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
A comprehensive view of education and school experience should be encouraged, with particular emphases determined by course background. Students should be given the opportunity to see expertise and work in their areas of strength and interest.
EXPLANATORY NOTES TO SCHOOL EXPERIENCE TIMETABLE
Further, the scheme allows for the placement of students from different courses into schools of other divisions; for example, secondary students in primary schools
In addition to, or in place of, the designated block experiences, the following suggestions may be negotiated with the School Experience Department
THE SCHOOL EXPERIENCE HANDBOOK
ASIAN STUDIES
STAFF
BIOLOGY
BUSINESS STUDIES
CHEMISTRY
COMPARATIVE EDUCATION
CRAFTS
CURRICULUM STUDIES
DESIGN
DRAMA
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
EDUCATIONAL SOCIOLOGY
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES
FILM AND TELEVISION
FINE ARTS
MATHEMATICS
MUSIC
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH
PHYSICS
POLITICS
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL SCIENCE
SPECIAL EDUCATION
E.D. (Natal)
CENTRE FOR MEDIA STUDIES AND SERVICES
Lesley Harwood Heather Henshall Mavis Johnston Sidney Lumsden Mayzie Lynn, A.R.M.I.T. N.Z.) Denise Pieske, Lib.Tech.Cert.
TERTIARY EDUCATION RESEARCH UNIT
ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICES STAFF
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL
DEAN OF STUDENTS
COURSE COMMITTEES
EDUCATION FACULTY
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
OFFICE OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER
HONORARY ACADEMIC STAFF
REGULATIONS FOR THE HIGHER DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (SECONDARY)
The points to be marked for passing in each such subject will be determined by the Board of Studies. Common content subjects will be determined from time to time by the Board of Studies.
ARTS
Accounting, economics and at least one of either legal studies or shorthand studies are compulsory. In the later years of the programme, major studies are in drama (with the option for students to specialize in areas of their choice), education and a further area of specialization.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Students can complete a study program specializing in film and television subjects. The course program allows the student to complete up to half of the work required to obtain the degree of HD.D.T.S.
LIBRARIANSHIP
The most important areas of activity are film production, film and TV studios and video production. Additional studies in group 2 and/or group 3 subjects other than librarianship, normally worth 12 points.
SCIENCE
The education includes the equivalent of three years of study in music and the equivalent of one year of education in education. The major divisions in music are: practical music and performance, composition and improvisation, musicology.
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SUBJECT DESCRIPTIONS ACCOUNTANCY
During the year, exams are held on both the theoretical and practical aspects of the subject. At the end of the course, one exam of a maximum of two hours is taken.
BIOLOGY C SUBJECTS
Seminar, laboratory, field and assignments will be taken into account in the final evaluation. At the end of the course, there is one exam lasting up to three hours.
BIOLOGY D SUBJECTS
The final assessment takes into account seminar, laboratory and assignment work during the year. Practical work and assignments are included in the final assessment, together with any exams.
COMPUTER STUDIES
Some topics will be examined at the end of each term, some in the examination time at the end of the year. About one third of the subject will be devoted to each of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry.
DRAMA A, B, C, and D SUBJECTS
DRAMA B and DRAMA C SUBJECTS
DRAMA B and DRAMA C SUBJECTS—ELECTIVE STUDIES These are titles only—actual studies are open to variation and negotiation.
DRAMA B and DRAMA C SUBJECTS—ELECTIVE STUDIES These are titles only—actual studies are open to variation and negotiation
The consultant will follow the progress of the work carried out and will be available for regular discussions. However, this renegotiation must be done with coordinating staff and consultant immediately, it is obvious that the terms of the original contract cannot be met or must be changed.
ECONOMICS
The practical work is an integral part of the course material and participation in the practical lessons is compulsory. Participation in seminars is an integral part of the subject and participation in classes is compulsory.
EDUCATION
This course includes the study of Pedagogical Sociology and the Curriculum, and is taken by students in the third year of Sports Education. This course consists of Education 4A (27 credits) and units provided by the Department of Educational Sociology and other departments in the Faculty of Education.
ENGLISH
LITERATURE SYLLABUS
Students undertake one of the programs listed under the Diploma of Education subject entry in this handbook. A core course which includes the study of nineteenth- and twentieth-century English poetry and fiction as set out below, together with the study of one of the electives – Australian literature or modern drama.
LANGUAGE STUDIES SYLLABUS
The Restoration and the Eighteenth Century one of the series in The Oxford Anthology of English Literature. The projects are designed to apply and extend the work covered in the first and second years of the environmental science program and are developed as 91.
FILM AND TELEVISION A02 FILM AND TELEVISION A03
Language
Literature
A written exercise in French of 600 words to be set on each book
Each student will be encouraged to speak in French on chosen aspects of the course in two individual sessions during Term 1 and Term 2
Civilization
Language Boy, M
One written exercise of 1200 words in French each term on a set literary topic
Oral test at end of Term 1 and Term 2
This unit of the subject will be offered by the French Department of the University of Melbourne. The student will choose one of the following options
- French poetry from Hugo to Appollinaire
- Some twentieth century essays
- Aspects of contemporary French One hour a week
The subject deals with the analysis and interpretation of the population's spatial characteristics. Population Geography Nelson 1968 Information on further references will be given at the start of the topic.
HISTORY HISTORY Al 1
The subject is primarily concerned with elucidating the origins, stages and effects of the Great French Revolution. The final evaluation will be based on: short written essays and/or exercises at the beginning of the year; a major essay later in the year;. tutorial work - class work, general preparation and discussion. a final examination paper of three hours, covering the whole year's work.
Vietnam
Indonesia
China
LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL STUDIES A
Examination of the rationale for and content of the Criminal Code as it affects the individual. A three-hour assignment at the end of the year, making up 70 percent of the assessment.
LIBRARIANSHIP A SUBJECTS
Administrative Law Cases and Materials Annual Reports of the Price Justification Tribunal Annual Reports of the Consumer Affairs Bureau Annual Reports of the Small Claims Tribunal Australian Federal Government.
LIBRARIANSHIP B SUBJECTS
LIBRARIANSHIP C SUBJECTS
MATHEMATICS A SUBJECTS
MATHEMATICS B SUBJECTS
Prerequisite: Mathematics A01 and Mathematics A02
The application of certain types of first and second order differential equations to problems in mechanics and other areas of applied mathematics. Second-order differential equations: linear second-order equations with constant coefficients — homogeneous and non-homogeneous; solution with undetermined coefficients and variation of parameters.
MATHEMATICS C SUBJECTS
- Method of Accountancy
- Method of Consumer Education Prerequisite: None
- Method of Economics
- Method of Legal Studies
- Method of Stenographic Studies
- A. Electronic Music
- A. Early Music
- Twentieth Century Serial and Aleatoric Music C. Music of Java and Bali
- Aspects of the Late Baroque B. Poetry and Music
- Indian Music SEGMENT 2
- New Directions in Instrumental and Vocal Composition B. Aspects of the Symphonic Concept—Romantic
- Jazz and Pop Music B. Music Drama
- The Climate of Change—Debussy, Stravinsky, Schoenberg
The content and nature of the unit will be determined by negotiation between students and staff involved. The unit will be designed to explore in depth the methods of teaching some aspects of the modern mathematics curriculum.
PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY A
A course which includes a two-hour music workshop each lecture week and a special study or two special studies together with a one-hour vocal/instrumental workshop.
9 points
The purpose of this course is to examine the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle in its cultural and historical setting, as an interpretation of that culture and as a response to the problems of the age. The historical transition from the poetic-tragic vision to the rational-philosophical view of life will be considered in relation to the political background - the critical period of the Peloponnesian War and the fall of Athens.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- PSYCHOLOGY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- HEALTH EDUCATION
- PHYSICAL EDUCATION AS AN INTEGRATED STUDY
- OUTDOOR RECREATION
- PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD
- PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND THE SLOW LEARNER
- SOCIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMMUNITY RECREATION An extension of the previous sociology course at the University of Melbourne,
- CURRICULUM ALTERNATIVES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
This unit will be developed through a series of practical lectures and discussions in collaboration with the Faculty of Creative Arts. It is hoped that students will be able to plan and implement a small research project in the field of community recreation.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Examinations will be held at the end of each term and at the end of the year. In addition, seminar, laboratory and assignment work during the year will be taken into account in the final assessment.
PHYSICS A01
Reference data and any further information can be requested from the department before the start of the academic year. 12 one-hour lectures and tutorials and 24 hours of laboratory work and observation, presented in Semester 1.
PHYSICS C12 3 points
POLITICS B11 and POLITICS C11 6 points
A course of three to four hours per week, which takes place in the second half of the year. American Federal Government OU P American Political System Bodley Head A History of the United States Penguin Politics in the U.S.A.
POLITICS B14 and POLITICS C14 6 points
POLITICS B15 and POLITICS C15 6 points
An Area of Darkness Penguin India's Political System Prentice-Hall The Crisis of India Penguin.
POLITICS 616 and POLITICS C16 6 points JAPANESE POLITICS
POLITICS B17 and POLITICS C17 6 points THE FOREIGN POLICIES OF THE GREAT POWERS
Sino-American Relations 1949-1971 Wren The Foreign Policies of the Great Powers Faber The Origins of the Cold War Heath China and the World Community Angus &.
POLITICS B18 and POLITICS C18 6 points
POLITICS R19 and POLITICS C19 6 points
-American Relations 1949-1971 Wren Power Foreign Policy Faber Origins of the Cold War Heath China and the World Community Angus &. The main part of this course deals with the study of the development and fundamental assumptions of modern political science.
PRACTICAL MUSIC
This subject will consist of a study of selected theoretical models of political development and modernization, together with an examination of particular concepts and problem areas in the study of political development. From Burgess to Behavioralism Allyn and Bacon Surkin, N. eds) An End to Political Science: The Caucus Papers.
PRACTICAL MUSIC A2 5 points
- A unit concerning research and other methodologies
- A unit concerning psychological theory
- A research project and a case study
- The opportunity to participate in electives from Psychology B and C, as well as an open elective
Completion of a four-year psychology degree does not currently qualify a student to register as a psychologist in Victoria. Introduction: Theories in psychology – structure and value of theories; their contrasting approaches; their different models of man.
SOCIAL SCIENCE-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 9 points
STENOGRAPHIC STUDIES
The reading and writing of Dacomb shorthand including a detailed knowledge of the theory and structure of the shorthand system, the ability to read fluently and the
Touch-typing at speeds up to forty words a minute from printed matter, and up to thirty words a minute from audio sources
Typewriting from handwritten notes, audio sources, shorthand outlines, rough drafts and display copy; and finally integrating shorthand and typewriting through the
An introduction to office management and administration which may include the following topics: introduction to basic types of businesses, the function of the office
The study of business procedures and administrative services—planning, organizing and control functions which may include the following topics: study of
Office Management and Administration
Business Procedures Anderson, R., et al
REGULATIONS FOR THE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (ARTS AND CRAFTS)
- A candidate who, having completed part or all of another course of study at the tertiary level, enrols in the course may, with the approval of the Board of Studies on the
- The Board of Studies may, on the recommendation of the Course Committee, allow a candidate to include in his course subjects offered in another course of this
- The total number of points which may be credited to a candidate under Regulations 8 and 9 shall not exceed 112
- Subjects with common content shall be as determined from time to time by the Board of Studies on the recommendation of the appropriate subject departments. No
- A candidate who does not pass in a subject may be credited by the Board of Studies with the points to be scored for that subject, having regard to his performance
- The Bachelor of Education may be awarded to a candidate who has complied with the prescribed conditions and
The marks that must be achieved in order to pass in such a subject will be prescribed by the Board of Studies on the recommendation of the Course Committee. Subjects with common content are determined from time to time by the Board of Studies on the recommendation of the appropriate subject departments.
SUBJECT DESCRIPTIONS
ART ART
EDUCATION EDUCATION B
GLAZES AND GLAZING (a) Classification
Calculations of Glazes Billiken Press San Jose 1970 Understanding Glazes Pottery Faber London 1963 Ceramic Glazes Independent Publications Chicago. Note: All third and fourth year students are encouraged to participate in the design, construction and operation of a solid fuel furnace.
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Furnace and Furnace Management—students are encouraged to participate in the design, construction and operation of a solid fuel furnace. All fourth-year students must participate in the organization and maintenance of the ceramics studio.
DRAWING
At the end of the course, students will have to present selected projects for evaluation. Details about tests, assignments, seminar assignments and individual projects will be available in the subject lectures.
FINE ARTS B
Hindu Art and Culture Themes
The Art and Architecture of the Ancient East in the Pelican History of Art Penguin. Intellectual Adventure of Ancient Man - An Essay on the Speculative Thinking in the Ancient Neapolitan East Penguin.
Sumerian Mythology - A Study of Spiritual and Literary Achievements in the Third Millennium BC Harper Torchbooks T.B. Grading for this elective is cumulative based on the results of two 3,000 word essays chosen from different parts of the course, one visual test plus one oral exam on aspects of the course studied.
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION
The assessment will be based on a copy of the work that will be presented at the end of the year. Students' progress through the course will be determined by the progressive evaluation of selected projects and assignments.
PAINTING
Creative composition—approximately half a day
Painting from life figure; head, still life, landscape—approximately half a day
Folios of related drawings and sketches; knowledge of art , materials and methods of production
Study of Australian and overseas painters
Specific lectures in methods
