MIT Leader Killian Lacked Public School Teaching License
Dr James R Killian Jr MIT president and White House science adviser cannot obtain a permanent public high school teaching license because he lacks required college courses in educational methodology. A national scan shows state education certification rules vary widely from five to 40 semester hours in education courses, with median about 24 hours.
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James R. Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Science
White House
United States
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U. S
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NEA
U. S. Territories
Missouri
South Dakota
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Nebraska
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District of Columbi
Fatal Shot Ties to Brink's Robbery Accessory
Boston police report John Fats Buccelli an accessory in the $1.219 million Brink's robbery died after a car crash. He had earlier pleaded guilty to narcotics racketeering involvement and testified against others in the case.
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Boston
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Fats) Buccell
City Hospital
Searcal
George W. Curtis
Buccelli
New York
U. S. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Fats
Edward
Wimpy) Bennett
Weymouth
House of Correction
Bennett
U. S
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Discipline and How to Get It in the Classroom
A veteran teacher describes a controversial method to enforce order by making a dramatic entrance and knocking over a waste basket while shouting who left it by the door. The tactic is presented as a breakthrough for rapid discipline.
State Board Sets Teacher Certification Standards in Arizona
Arizona State Board of Education outlines requirements for elementary and secondary teachers. Elementary entrants need a bachelor's degree with 18 hours in education and 6 hours of supervised practice, plus courses in psychology curriculum language arts health and constitutional studies. Secondary tracks require 24 hours in education and 6 hours practice plus 6 hours grad work, with renewal dependent on continued study and degree level.
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Arizona State Board of Education
United States
Arizona
Adams Case Blamed on Communist Press in Vienna
Eastern European communist media push anti American propaganda over the Adams affair. Dispatches claim bribery with hotel bills and gifts, tying it to Eisenhower and Nagy events while Vienna papers give banner coverage and Volksstimme accuses Eisenhower of party manipulation. U S Information Agency later aired Eisenhower remarks.
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Eisenhower
People's Party
U. S. Information Agency
Teachers Split Over Value Of Education Courses In Tucson
A Daily Citizen survey of 38 teachers and administrators finds 3 to 2 in favor of college of education courses while critics urge earlier practice teaching and streamlined curricula. High school staff seek more subject time. University of Arizona grads generally praise local college standards. calls grow for stronger accreditation and better theory-to-practice alignment.
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College of Education
The
Daily Citizen
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Colleges of
University of Arizona
Arizona
Colege of Engineering
Crowell
R. L. Klein
College of Education Cour Klein
Victor H. Kelley
UA Laboratory School Proposed to Modernize Teacher Training
A UA College of Education plan proposes a laboratory school linked to the university to align classroom practice with theory. Acting Dean Crowell cites cost and evolving changes, while advocates seek standardized certification and expanded practice teaching to boost teacher readiness and mobility.
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