Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-08
Paragraphs 234 to 27a

quest from the nearest Committee a.
Dietitians of the American Red Cross
definite recommendation as to her ousis
fication for teaching. and when this hs.
been received, the class will be notified a.
this fact. 1t is urged that the instrus.
ton SHOULD not begin until the instrue.
The fee paid the enrolled Dietitis,
for the work of instruction is not In an
instance provided by the Red Cross m,
must in all cases be paid by the class
All arrangements for the same must ~
made between the class and the DietT
tian selected The Red Cross has. how.
ever. fixed upon 81 as the maximum IN.
structor's fee for each lesson, or 500 fo-
the course OF Is lessons. This fee IL
slightly larger than that paid for N.
struction III the course in Elementary
Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick, ow.
ing to the fact that the lesson periods
are longer.
The Red Cross has never approved q,
the Dietitian giving her time free of
charge for this work; ~ mas been found
sometimes leads to misunderstanding
when, for some later class, an iustruc.
tor is selected who cannot afford TO give
her time without compensation.
Especial attention is called To the re.
ouirement that instruction should not
be started until the instructor Is OF.
ficially appointed and class rolls and
registration fees are submitted TO tie
Bureau of Nursing Service.
2ss. Examination ana Certificate
The pupils in the course III Home
Dietetics shall receive mark on their
practical work as done for each lesson
in the course. and the general average
of these Is marks shall constitute their
final average in the practical WORK, and
shall be placed on the report sheet as
being the average IN pldctiG3l WORK for
Their practical examination than this
A set oc questions for written "a.
animation covering the u lessons of the
course in Home Dtetetics VIII, however,
be prepared and forwarded from the
Bureau of Nursing Service, Washington
D. c., to the examiner. VINO VIII bc The
same as the Instructor. At the same
time circular concerning the conduct
of the examination will be forwarded 10
her. which will explain the method 81
marking the papers and OF recording TIE
standings and averages on The report
sheet which will be sent - her With tie
questions The examination papers
shall be forwarded to WASHINGTON at The
same time that the report 90 TIE ex-
animation is sent in. The registration
fee pays for the examiner. as well as f0r
the certificates and other incidental eN.
penses. Only those pupils Who attain
an average of at least - per cent ,n M
combined examinations are eIElhle %
receive a certihcate.
No pupil will be eligible for NE ey
animation who has not attended " out
of the Is lessons.
2es. Textbooks-The use Of the
American Red Cross Textbooks On Ele-
mentary Hygiene and Home care of the
Sick and Home Dietetics is obi gat'ry
and examinations will he based Hjou
these books While not Compulsutf. f
is desirable that each pupil hay" Der
own textbook. The textbook uh Il'.
mentary Hygiene and llome caro- ~ lhe
Sick may be had in two edjlI"ns. tlr
cloth bound at 500. postag" rrcHrh
and the paper-bound at 80 crn'~ post
age cents ADDITIONAL. The cost "i The
textbook on Home pietotics rs 81 n'. cloth
hound hostage prepaid An uTirI f,r
the desired number OF hout- with
checks or money-order in pam ut fnr
same should accompany the class roll
Payment for the books may ne included
in the check for class fees. II preferred