The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 25, 1973, Image 8

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WEEK ONLY July 23-28
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Say's most educational projects have no effect
Prof questions role of research
By DIANE NOTTLE
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Collegian Ass’t City Editor
Education’s major problem
is not a lack of funds but a
lack of professionalism,
according to last night’s
speaker in the College of
Education’s 50th anniversary
lecture series.
Arthur W. Heilman,
professor of education r and
director of the University’s
Reading Center, attacked
educational research as being
irrelevant to teaching or
learning experiences.
“Eighty per cent of the
research money is spent on
projects without any
relationship to actual school
situations,’’ Heilman said.
“The vast majority of the
projects funded have no effect
on what is done in the
schools.’’
Heilman argued that in
periods “when education at
all levels had money,
educators had no educational
blueprints" but instead fell
back on old teaching
traditions.
Such practices, he said, had
harmful effects on future
teachers, such as graduate
Bus service faces cut
Centre Area Transit bus
system will reduce its ser
vices as a result of rising
costs.
It is not certain when the
reduction will come, but one
route facing the cutback
serves Laurel Glen, Harris
Acres and Boalsburg.
Another reason for the
reduction is the possibility of
less state subsidy. At present
CAT receives $46,000 yearly.
FOR SAUE jjl
THE ONLY PLACE you'll ffnd
refrigerated film is at General " INSURANCE FOR AUTO,
Photographic. 222 South Allen motorcycle, personal
s ' ree *- possessions. hospitalization,
~ accident, valuables, fire. Good
CHEMISTRY JOURNALS 48 rates; fast service. 238-6633
issues J.A.C.S. 0969, 1970)
515.00 call 238-6373 8-10 p.m
amplifier. Completely
KUSTOM PA SYSTEM, like new overhauled. Like new. Speakers
condition. S4OO. Also 1966 are Jensens, guaranteed for life.
Chevelle Super Sport 349-5973. New tubes, capacitors, resistors.
100 Watts RMS. Best offer 237-
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students involved in research.
“Some of them were
assigned to bits and pieces of
research drudgery,” he said.
“They brainwashed them
selves into thinking-fhat if a
project cost half a million
dollars, it must be worth it."
Prom these projects
resulted the creation of what
Heilman called “fundees”—a
breed of researchers who
were “especially talented in
writing proposals for funding
and getting the funding.”
This group became a
revolutionary elite which, he
said, "successfully changed
the nature of education” so
much that actual classroom
teaching lost its traditional
respect to research.
Instead of continuing
research for its own sake,
Heilman said research must
become more relevant. “Only
through research can
teachers hope to become good
teachers,” he said.
Heilman also said colleges
of education must work more
closely with the public schools
in training teachers. “Neither
can do it alone. Neither can do
CAT receives its financing
from the state, Patton and
Harris townships and State
College borough.
Fullington Auto Bus Co. is
the current recipient of the
CAT subsidy. However, a
Centre Regional Council of
Governments committee
studying transportation is
looking into alternatives to
Fullington as a provider of
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MINI-CALCULATORS
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'57 YAMAHA 305, '54 Chrysler 300,
Table and 4 chairs. Cheap! Call
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1968 HONDA "DREAM" 305c<_ . T
excellent road bike electric I
start driving lights near perfect WILL BUY: DORM contract for
condition 355-5695. Fall - Spnng (female)
call collect: Maureen
1972 HONDA 500 Dual Stanley
lamps 4-2 pipes 6" extension FIVE FRIEWDLY F-EMALES
camemacK seat b-bar riding pegs, want to rent a large apt. or
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it half so well as jointly,” he
said.
To improve the amount of
research related toj actual
teaching, Heilman said
educators should: j
—study in depth all
educational research! taking
place at major research
centers; and
—forget past funding
patterns by looking ahead to
the future. Heilman
suggested paying research
projects half their [funding
while research is in progress
and placing the rest in escrow
until the program lis im
plemented in tHe schools.
Resuming the lecture series
yesterday after a weekend
break, William E. Caldwell
predicted education (in the
BQ’s will “force major
restructuring of the
traditional one-shot training”
of teachers and ad
ministrators. '
Caldwell, associate
professor of education and a
member of the College of
Education’s division of
education policy studies, said
most school administrators
are out of touch With the
the Centre Region’s mass
transportation. j -
One alternative! being
studied is a municipally
operated system, j
Another alternative under
discussion is a pre-pa id
system, in which all ( students
and townspeople would pay a
flat rate for bus service in
stead of paying for ]each in
dividual bus ride. [
E nfpTnrn*aMo N Q ?iT5 R u°4 RIDE WANTED TO Florida- near THE SCORPION, CALDER Alley.
Daytona Beach - at end of Live entertainment nightly at
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penses Call Jeff at 237-1265 Happy Hours 7:30 and 9:30.
SPEAKERS 1 PAIR PIONEER
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evenings.
MARANTZ 1200 INTEGRATED
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with 1000 Z cartridge $250.00 717-
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FM radio. Overdrive S7OO 238-6447
HONDA 1971 450C8 includes
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sissybar, crash-bar and tools.
Asking *BOO.OO Call 238^5526
FORD PICKUP 1970 V-8
Fleetside clean ■ $1,899.00 237-
6612 237-8862
DARK GREEN 1973 VW Super
Beetle low mileage warranty
extras call after 5 237-7125
1969 VW CAMPER. POp-up fop,
sink, table, screens, etc. Tape
deck and radio. Good radial tires.
Good gas mileage. Accessory tent.
Traitor hitch. One owner car
*12295. Call 466-6648.
1966 VW SEDAN, blue, very
reliable, snow tires, one owner
*4BO, 237-1611.
1971 SAAB 99E automatic white
exterior radials *2,200.00, 237-
6612, 237-8862.
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The Daily Collegian. .Wednesday. July 25, 1973 g
educational process.
“Although the trend is
toward younger men, the
mean age of administrators is
51,” he said. “Most
educational leaders are in a
position of prominence when
they’re 15 to 20 years
removed from their
professional training without
significant retraining.
They’re 15 or 20 years out of
date.”
Caldwell agreed with
Heilman that research should
be related more directly to
teaching situations.
. “Industrial theory can be
related to education when the
data is based on social
science theory,” he said.
“Future research will
provide more motivation for
the use of human resources.”
Finally, he said, 1
educational leaders “will
increasingly realize that
Former dean dies
Lyman E. Jackson, 75, who
retired in 1963 after serving 17
years as dean of the College of
Agriculture, died early
Monday at his home in State
College.
Before his appointment at
Penn State in 1946, Jackson
served five years as president
of South Dakota State College
of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts, now South
Dakota State University.
A native of Oregon, Wis.,
Jackson began his career in
education as a teacher of
vocational agriculture shortly
after he graduated in 1921
from the University of
Wisconsin.
He received his master of
science degree from the
RIDERS AND NON-RIDERS, if
you are a competitive cyclist or
if you have not ridden for four or
five years then we need you. Only
involves two Va hr. visits for ride
on stationary lab bicycle. Males
only for now. If interested call 865-
3445 or visit Biomechanics Lab
HOPS HOMOPHILES OF Penn
State will hold a picnic August 5.
Call U.S.G. gay line (863 0296) or
FEMALE NEEDS HOUSING or 237 0211 for information.
roomate fall' term. Willing to
sublet full apartment call 412-287-
6225 Judy.
NEED A ROOMATE for fall?
Grad student would like to split
either efficiency or one-bedroom LOST: TWO LOOSE leaf
apt for 9 or 12 months. Jim 865- notebooks taken from backpack
6756 in Beaver Hall T.V. room. Please
return to 324 Beaver Hall 865-5332.
ROOMATE WANTED FALL term =
Park Forest Villas apt furnished LOST FEMALE CALICO cat with
dishwasher a-c $62 mo Write black spot on nose and yellow
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GOOD HOME FOR brown male
puppy: half beagle: 10 weeks
old: has shots: free 238-7524
ROOMMATE WANTED FALL ~ i
one room apt. one block from BLACK DOLL IN pink gingham
campus $65 mo. call 238-0466 dress. To claim visit Collegian
office 126 Carnegie.
ATTENTION ff
TENNIS-SQUASH RACKETS
professionally machine strung.
Best prices in town. Overnight
service grids also, 238-7754
HOPS: HOMOPHILES OF Penn
State will hold a picnic August 5.
Call U.S.G. Gay line (863-0296) or
237-0211 for information.
SEE HIGH NOON with Gary
Cooper and ■ Grace Kelly
Saturday and Sunday, 7 and 9 p.m.
air conditioned HUB Assembly
Room. Still only 50 cents.
HOMOSEXUALITY REFER
RALS, INFORMATION,
or just rap, call USG Gay
Line 863-0296, Sunday even
ings 7-11 p.m.
TYPING THESES, TERM
PAPERS, etc. IBM selectric
typewriter, reasonable rates, fast,
dependable service, pickup
delivery it desired. 355-7351.
BEESE PHOTO STUDIO
passports, ID's, portraits,
groups, weddings. 200 W. College
Ave. (2nd door) 237 6647.
EPISCOPAL STUDENTS IN
VITE anyone interested to
Sunday services at 9:00 a.m.
Coffee Hour 10.00 a.m. at
Eisenhower Chapel.
people are not passive
creatures to be forced or
seduced.”
“It’s certainly exciting to
look forward to the time when
principals, teachers and
pupils can collaborate,”
Caldwell said. “Then we’ll all
be in the same boat. And
when you’re all in the same
boat, you don’t have to worry
about somebody pulling the
plug.”
The lecture series will
continue today with Henry C.
Johnson, associate professor
of education, speaking on “No
learning, No Teaching? The
Natural History of a
Pedagogical Myth” at 2:15
p.m. in Kern Auditorium.
David Gottlieb, professor of
Human Development, will
speak on “Private People and
Public Pushers: Students and
Teachers” 2:15 p.m.
tomorrow at Kern.
University of Wisconsin in
1925 and his doctor of
philosophy degree from the
University of Minnesota in
1931.
In 1936 he was named junior
dean of the College of
Agriculture at Ohio State
University, and in 1941 he was
chosen as president of South
Dakota State College of
Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts.
Jackson was active for
many years in the Association
of State Universities and
Land-Grant Colleges, serving
as secretary in 1945-46.
Jackson is survived by his
wife, a son and a brother.
Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
NEED SUBJECTS FOR
stereoscopic depth perception
experiment. Pay $7.00 for
maximum four hours. Call 865-
7546.
LOST
FOUND
HOUSES
1973 12x50 2 BEDROOM
mobile home for sale in Centre
Hall. Inspection welcomed. 364.
9292
TRAILER 12 x 60, WASHER •
Dryer, air-conditioned. Set up
on 4 acre lot. On Meeks Lane off
Scotia Road. S4OOO. 237-5172
COUPLE DESIRES TO rent two
or three bedroom unfurnishedl
house with a stove unit and
washer connections within 15 mile
radius of State College on or about
August 10. Write Capt. T.J.
Martranft, 5503 Sabina Dr.
Alexandria, Va. 71301 or Call 318-
445-6996
JAWBONE
THE JAWBONE GOES outdoors
with Lothlorien! Join us
Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in
an outdoor cafe. Plenty of fine
food, music, people. 415 E. Foster.
South Sea Chinese Restaurant
IQI West Nttiany Ave
(corner of Allen St ) ' *
Open daily from
4pm -11 pm lor summer term"\ |
Two blocks from campus
Orders to take-out
Bieuck Sfim
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441 W. College Ave.
headquarters for
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