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Excerpt from Making a Course of Study
The course of study may deal with a small body of subject-matter: for example, the course of study for the first half of the fourth grade in arithmetic. On the other hand, it might refer to the work covering a period of several years, as the course of study in arithmetic, Grades I to VIII. The term is even used when several subjects are included, as the course of study for the elementary school.struction, the function of a course of study, written examina tions, the system of grading, and so forth. A statement of the general plan of the course of study may be included.
II. Program of studies. This section should contain state ments of the subjects to be studied in each grade, the number of minutes per week to be allotted each subject, and the rules governing electives (where elective subjects are provided).
III. Subject specifications and directions to the teacher. These should be given separately for each instructional unit of each subject3 and should include the following items.
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