The scores for EMU students on the July 11 administration of the state-mandated basic skills test for prospective teachers show improvement in mathematics over the April administration. These were Spanish, fine arts, home economics, art education, speech, economics, computer science, language arts, guidance counselor, secretarial science, visually impaired, and hearing impaired. The cumulative pass rate in several fields remains considerably higher than the state-wide cumulative pass rate in the same field. EMU cumulative pass rates are at or above state-wide cumulative pass rates in 21 of the 42 fields in which students have taken tests to date. In addition to those already named, these include early childhood, political science, physically and otherwise health impaired, physics, French, music education, and history.
Science is the test most frequently taken.
Joe Coyner has been designated by the Graduate School as Associate Graduate Faculty. A review of Rita Kramer's Ed School Follies appeared in the Summer 1992 issue of Planning for Higher Education and, of course, EMU was mentioned. Accommodation should be made for faculty, staff, and students observing the High Holy Days, starting at sundown on October 27. Program Approval on Teacher Education Programs. October 6-7 .