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Committee on Education and Special Training
DENTAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM.
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one term and h alf In another. For exam follow s: Biology, Inorganic Chemistry, ple, the laboratory course in anatom y Anatom y (arm or leg, thorax and abdo m ay be given to one-half of the cla ss in m en), H istology (gen eral), P h ysics, Or the second term and to the other h alf in ganic Chemistry, M etallurgy, Anatomy th e third term . In th is case, the course (head and n eck ), P hysiology, P h ysiologi in histology or th at in operative technic cal Chem istry, Bacteriology, Materia would necessarily be sim ilarly divided. Medica, Pharm acology, Pathology (gen A ll of th e prescribed courses m ust be eral), Surgery, A nesthesia. com pleted during th e current school The dental su b jects present in the fol year. low in g order: D en tal A natom y, T ech 8. The courses in P h y sics and T ech n ica l Drawing, P rosth etic T echnic, Oper nical drawing scheduled by m any den ative T echnic, D ental H istology, Opera tal schools for th e freshm an year are tive D entistry, P rosth etic D entistry, Den om itted. T hese m ay be included in the tal Pathology, Radiography, Orthodontia, Sophomore program of this class. Oral Surgery, D ental E thics, D ental Jur COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION isprudence, D ental Econom ics. AND SPECIAL TRAINING, In th e tenth, eleven th and tw elfth B y R. C. MACLAURIN, term s, tw o cla ss hours have been a s Educational Director, C ollegiate Section. signed to each of the follow ing subjects: October 15, 1918. Operative D enistry, P rosth etic D entistry, D ental P athology, and Oral Surgery. It is suggested that one hour for each shall (A dvance Copy) C.b.35.a. be devoted to sem inar work, the class WAR DEPARTMENT. being divided into sm all sections. Committee on Education and Special It is expected that th e su b jects m en Training. tioned for each group of th ree term s Special B ulletin on Program in w ill be given w ithin that particular nine Dentistry. months, altho th ere m ay be reasonable variation as to th e term in w hich the The progrn™ here presented is not specified subjects are scheduled in cases prescribed, but an exam ple of w hat w here th e p hysical equipm ent of the w ill be approved. It is an arrangem ent school, or the burden placed on certain of the dental program in tw elv e term s, teach ers by the plan of in ten sifyin g the with a proper allow ance of tim e for m ili courses, justifies the change. It m ay tary instruction and for the W ar Issues often be advantageous to give a particu course. T his schedule is planned to be lar course to h alf of a class in one follow ed by the present freshm an class term and half in another. E ach school and is not intended for the other cla sses m ay work out th e schedule to w hich it during the present school year. H ow m ay best adapt itself, so long as the ever, it m ay serve as an aid in arranging subjects of each group of th ree term s are the schedules of th ese cla sses on the com plete w ithin th e three-term period. term basis. T he program for senior, C O M M I T T E E ON E D U C A T IO N A N D junior and sophom ore cla sses for the S P E C IA L TR A IN IN G . current year m ust comply w ith par. 5, S u ggestive Course for D ental Schools B ulletin C.b.35. arranged by term s, each term , including E ach term w ill con sist of tw elve w eeks, exam inations, to occupy 12 w eeks: inclusive of tim e for exam inations. F irst term Hours per week T he sequence of subjects has been Total Class Lab. carefully studied in the preparation of Biology .......................................................12 3 7 this program. F or w hat m ay be term ed Inorganic Chemistry ............................... 12 3 6 the basic studies, th e arrangem ent is as Dental Anatomy . . . . , ............................. 9 1 7
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Total Class Lab. War Issues and English...................... 9 3 Drill ............................................................11 Totals ................................................. 53 Allowance for Study, 12 hours. Second term : Inorganic Chemistry ...................... Anatomy (arm or leg, thorax, abdomen) .......................................... Prosthetic Technic ........................ ....1 0 War Issues and English .............. Drill ................................................. ___11
10
20
3
6
2 1 3
8 8
Third term : Hiistology, general ................ ................12 Operative Technic ..................................10 Prosthetic Technic ............... Technical Drawing ................................. 3 English ................................... Drill ...........................................................11
H ours per week T otal C lass Lab. Physiology (nervous sy ste m ).................. 6 3 M ateria M edica a n d P h a rm a c o lo g y .... 8 2 4 P athology ....................................................... 4 2 O perative D en tistry ................................... 5 2 P ro sth etic D entistry .................................... 12 1 9 Clinic ................................................................12 .. 12 D rill .................................................................. 6 T otals .......................................................53 Allow ance fo r Study, 12 hours.
10
25
Pathology ......................................................... 8 Dental Pathology ........................................ 3 Surgery ........................................................... 3 O ral Hygiene ................................................ 3 O perative D en tistry ................................... 5 Prosthetic D entistry .................................. 9 Clinic ................................................................ 16 D rill ................................................................... 6
2‘ 1 1 2 2 1 ..
4
6 16
Totals ....................................................... 53 A llowance fo r Study, 12 hours.
9
26
P h y sical diagnosis .................................... 3 A nesthesia ..................................................... 2 Radiography .................................................. 2 D ental Pathology ........................................ 6 O rthodontia ................................................... 4 Operative D entistry .................................... 5 Pro sth etic D entistry .................................... 5 Clinic ................................................................. 20 D rill .................................................................. 6
1 1 1 1 1 2 2 ..
1
20
Totals ........................................................ 53 Allowance for Study, 12 hours.
9
26
E ig h th te rm :
— — —
Totals ........................................ Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
Seventh te r m :
9
22
3 2 1
7 6 6 3
3
K in th term :
Totals ............................ Allowance for Study, 11 hours. Fourth term : Organic Chemistry and M etallurgy.,. .12 Physics ................................................. . .12 Comparative Dental Anatomy.......... . . 2 Operative Technic .............................. Prosthetic Technic ............................ 10 Drill ....................................................... Totals ............................................. . .53 Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
9
22
3 2 1 2 2
7 7 6 6
10
26
3 2
Tenth te r m :
Fifth term : Anatomy (head and neck)................ Physiology ........................................... Physiological Chemistry .................. Dental Histology and Embryology.. Operative Technic .............................. Prosthetic Technic ............................ Drill .......................................................
. .10 .. 8 .. 7 .. r
6
2 2 2 2 2 1
3 4 3 3
11
25
6
6
Total ............................................... Allowance for Study, 11 hours. Sixth term : Anatomy (head and neck)........ .......... 10 Physiology .................................... Bacteriology .................................. Operative Technic ...................... Prosthetic Technic ...................... .......... 9 Clinic ............................................. 6 Drill ............................................... Totals .................................... ..........53 Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
D ental Pathology ........................................ 5 Oral Surgery ................................................. 7 O rthodontia ................................................... 3 O perative D en tistry .................................... 5 P ro sthetic D entistry .................................. 5 Clinic ................................................................22 D rill ......................................... : ..................... 6
2 2 1 2 2 ..
22
T otals ......................................................53 Allow ance for Study, 14 hours.
9
24
2
Eleventh te r m :
2 3 3 1 1
10
6 3 6 6 5
26
D ental Pathology ........................................ 5 O ral Surgery ................................................. 7 O rthodontia ................................................... 2 Operative D entistry .................................... 5 P rosthetic D entistry .................................. 5 D ental E th ics and Jurisp ru d en ce............ 2 Clinic ................................................................ 21 D rill .................................................................. 6 T otals
......................................................53
Allowance for Study, 14 hours.
2 2 1 2 2 1 ..
21
10
23
2
DENTAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Twelfth term : Dental Pathology .................. Oral Surgery .......................... Orthodontia ............................ Operative Dentistry .............. Prosthetic Dentistry ............ Dental Economics ..................
Hours per week Total Class Lab. 2 ................ 7 2 1 2 ................ 5 2 ................ 2 1
Drill .......................................... 10
Totals .............................. Allowance for Study, 14 hours.
In the tables the first column of figures repre sents the time over all for each subject, including lecture, recitation, laboratory and study h o u rs; the second column the number of hours for class work (lecture or recitation), and the third column the number of hours for laboratory exercises. It should be clearly understood th at the hours in the tables are not prescribed, but are only suggested as a fair division of the time for the various sub jects in the course. The subjects for the first three terras were pre scribed in Bulletin C.b.35. I t will be noted that Technical Drawing has been included in the third term. A part of the time assigned to Anatomy in the second term might be devoted to comparative vertebrate anatomy, to supplement the course in Biology.
N ote: The above division of time is equivalent to the requirements of the Dental Educational Council of America.
S U M M A R Y O F H O U R S FOR CLASS AN D L A B O R A T O R Y EXERCISES. The division of tim e su ggested w ill give the total number of hours for class and for laboratory exercises in each sub ject, also the total hours devoted to each subject, by groups of three term s each, as follow s: First, Second and Third Term s: Class Lab. Total Biology ..................................................... 36 84 120 Inorganic Chemistry ............................. 72 144 216 Anatomy (arm or leg, thorax, abdo men) ....................................................... 24 96 120 Histology (general) ............................... 36 84 120 Dental Anatomy ..................................... 12 84 96 Operative Technic ................................. 24 72 96 Prosthetic Technic ................................. 24 168 192 -Technical Drawing ..................................... 36 36 War Is s u e s a n d English ........................ 108 . . 108
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth T erm s: Class Lab. Total Organic Chemistry and M etallurgy... 36 84 120 Physiological Chemistry ...................... 24 48 72 Physics .................................................... 24 84 108 Anatomy (head and neck).................... 48 144 192 Physiology (general) ............................ 60 72 132 Bacteriology ................................... . 36 72 108 Comp. Dental Anatomy ........................ 12 .. 12 Histology (dental) and Embryology.. 24 36 60 Operative Technics ................................ 60 108 168 Prosthetic Technics .............................. 48 216 264 Clinic ............................................................. 60 60 372 Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
336
768 1104 408 396 1908
924 1296 396 216 1908
' Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Term s: Class Lab. Total Physiology (nervous system ).............. 36 .. 36 Materia Medica and Pharm acology... 24 ' 48 72 Pathology ................................................ 48 48 96 Physical Diagnosis ................................ 12 12 24 Surgery .................................................... 12 .. 12 Anesthesia .............................................. 12 .. 12 Radiography ........................................... 12 .. 12 Dental Pathology .................................. 24 36 60 Operative Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Prosthetic Dentistry .............................. 48 .. 48 Prosthetic Technic ...................................... 180 180 Orthodontia ............................................ 12 24 36 Oral Hygiene ......................................... 24 .. 24 Clinic .............................................................. 576 576 336 Study ....................................................... Drill ........................................................
924 1260 432 216
1908 Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth T erm s: Class Lab. Total Dental Pathology .................................. 72 .. 72 Operative Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Prosthetic Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Oral Surgery ......................................... 72 72 144 Orthodontia ............................................ 36 .. 36 Dental Ethics and Ju risp ru d en ce .... 12 .. 12 Dental Economics ................................ 12 .. 12 Clinic .............................................................. 768 768 348 Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
840 1188 504 216 1908
S U G G E S T IO N S
Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
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TO
M E N T OF W E E K L Y T IM E
THE
ARRANGE
SCHEDULES.
If the w eekly tim e table is so arranged th at there is a study hour from 7:30 to 9:45 in the evening, th is provides 11 ^4
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even in g study hours each w eek, om it tin g Saturday and Sunday evenings. If th is is counted as 11 hours, there remain 42 hours per w eek for daytim e schedule. For the freshm an class th e follow ing daily program is su ggested : School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 2:30; Drill 3 to 5; R ec reation until R etreat. Saturday: Inspec tion 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. This pro vides 11 hours for m ilitary instruction and 31 hours for class, laboratory and study, in addition to the evening study hours. For the sophomore, junior and senior cla sses, tw o daily programs are su g gested : (1) School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 3:30; Drill 4 to 5; R ecreation until R etreat. Saturday: Inspection 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. (2) T uesday and Thursday: School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 3; D rill 3 to 5; R ecreation until R etreat. Monday and Friday: School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4 ; R ecreation until R etreat. W ednesday: M ilitary Instruction 8 to
9; School 9 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4:30; R ecreation until R etreat. Saturday: In spection 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. E ither plan provides 6 hours for m ilitary in struction and 36 hours for class, labora tory and study, in addition to the even in g study hours. The drill hours m ight be placed in the early m orning and sim ilar schedules worked out, w ith additional school hours in the afternoon. T h ese programs are only suggestive. It is expected th at the Commanding Officer and th e Dean w ill cooperate in m aking the m ost satisfactory arrange m ent. Owing to the highly technical nature of the work of the dental student, it is im portant that the schedule shall g iv e the b est possible light during school hours. COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND SPECIAL TRAINING, By R. C. Maclaurin, Educational Director, C ollegiate Section.
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one term and h alf In another. For exam follow s: Biology, Inorganic Chemistry, ple, the laboratory course in anatom y Anatom y (arm or leg, thorax and abdo m ay be given to one-half of the cla ss in m en), H istology (gen eral), P h ysics, Or the second term and to the other h alf in ganic Chemistry, M etallurgy, Anatomy th e third term . In th is case, the course (head and n eck ), P hysiology, P h ysiologi in histology or th at in operative technic cal Chem istry, Bacteriology, Materia would necessarily be sim ilarly divided. Medica, Pharm acology, Pathology (gen A ll of th e prescribed courses m ust be eral), Surgery, A nesthesia. com pleted during th e current school The dental su b jects present in the fol year. low in g order: D en tal A natom y, T ech 8. The courses in P h y sics and T ech n ica l Drawing, P rosth etic T echnic, Oper nical drawing scheduled by m any den ative T echnic, D ental H istology, Opera tal schools for th e freshm an year are tive D entistry, P rosth etic D entistry, Den om itted. T hese m ay be included in the tal Pathology, Radiography, Orthodontia, Sophomore program of this class. Oral Surgery, D ental E thics, D ental Jur COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION isprudence, D ental Econom ics. AND SPECIAL TRAINING, In th e tenth, eleven th and tw elfth B y R. C. MACLAURIN, term s, tw o cla ss hours have been a s Educational Director, C ollegiate Section. signed to each of the follow ing subjects: October 15, 1918. Operative D enistry, P rosth etic D entistry, D ental P athology, and Oral Surgery. It is suggested that one hour for each shall (A dvance Copy) C.b.35.a. be devoted to sem inar work, the class WAR DEPARTMENT. being divided into sm all sections. Committee on Education and Special It is expected that th e su b jects m en Training. tioned for each group of th ree term s Special B ulletin on Program in w ill be given w ithin that particular nine Dentistry. months, altho th ere m ay be reasonable variation as to th e term in w hich the The progrn™ here presented is not specified subjects are scheduled in cases prescribed, but an exam ple of w hat w here th e p hysical equipm ent of the w ill be approved. It is an arrangem ent school, or the burden placed on certain of the dental program in tw elv e term s, teach ers by the plan of in ten sifyin g the with a proper allow ance of tim e for m ili courses, justifies the change. It m ay tary instruction and for the W ar Issues often be advantageous to give a particu course. T his schedule is planned to be lar course to h alf of a class in one follow ed by the present freshm an class term and half in another. E ach school and is not intended for the other cla sses m ay work out th e schedule to w hich it during the present school year. H ow m ay best adapt itself, so long as the ever, it m ay serve as an aid in arranging subjects of each group of th ree term s are the schedules of th ese cla sses on the com plete w ithin th e three-term period. term basis. T he program for senior, C O M M I T T E E ON E D U C A T IO N A N D junior and sophom ore cla sses for the S P E C IA L TR A IN IN G . current year m ust comply w ith par. 5, S u ggestive Course for D ental Schools B ulletin C.b.35. arranged by term s, each term , including E ach term w ill con sist of tw elve w eeks, exam inations, to occupy 12 w eeks: inclusive of tim e for exam inations. F irst term Hours per week T he sequence of subjects has been Total Class Lab. carefully studied in the preparation of Biology .......................................................12 3 7 this program. F or w hat m ay be term ed Inorganic Chemistry ............................... 12 3 6 the basic studies, th e arrangem ent is as Dental Anatomy . . . . , ............................. 9 1 7
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Total Class Lab. War Issues and English...................... 9 3 Drill ............................................................11 Totals ................................................. 53 Allowance for Study, 12 hours. Second term : Inorganic Chemistry ...................... Anatomy (arm or leg, thorax, abdomen) .......................................... Prosthetic Technic ........................ ....1 0 War Issues and English .............. Drill ................................................. ___11
10
20
3
6
2 1 3
8 8
Third term : Hiistology, general ................ ................12 Operative Technic ..................................10 Prosthetic Technic ............... Technical Drawing ................................. 3 English ................................... Drill ...........................................................11
H ours per week T otal C lass Lab. Physiology (nervous sy ste m ).................. 6 3 M ateria M edica a n d P h a rm a c o lo g y .... 8 2 4 P athology ....................................................... 4 2 O perative D en tistry ................................... 5 2 P ro sth etic D entistry .................................... 12 1 9 Clinic ................................................................12 .. 12 D rill .................................................................. 6 T otals .......................................................53 Allow ance fo r Study, 12 hours.
10
25
Pathology ......................................................... 8 Dental Pathology ........................................ 3 Surgery ........................................................... 3 O ral Hygiene ................................................ 3 O perative D en tistry ................................... 5 Prosthetic D entistry .................................. 9 Clinic ................................................................ 16 D rill ................................................................... 6
2‘ 1 1 2 2 1 ..
4
6 16
Totals ....................................................... 53 A llowance fo r Study, 12 hours.
9
26
P h y sical diagnosis .................................... 3 A nesthesia ..................................................... 2 Radiography .................................................. 2 D ental Pathology ........................................ 6 O rthodontia ................................................... 4 Operative D entistry .................................... 5 Pro sth etic D entistry .................................... 5 Clinic ................................................................. 20 D rill .................................................................. 6
1 1 1 1 1 2 2 ..
1
20
Totals ........................................................ 53 Allowance for Study, 12 hours.
9
26
E ig h th te rm :
— — —
Totals ........................................ Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
Seventh te r m :
9
22
3 2 1
7 6 6 3
3
K in th term :
Totals ............................ Allowance for Study, 11 hours. Fourth term : Organic Chemistry and M etallurgy.,. .12 Physics ................................................. . .12 Comparative Dental Anatomy.......... . . 2 Operative Technic .............................. Prosthetic Technic ............................ 10 Drill ....................................................... Totals ............................................. . .53 Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
9
22
3 2 1 2 2
7 7 6 6
10
26
3 2
Tenth te r m :
Fifth term : Anatomy (head and neck)................ Physiology ........................................... Physiological Chemistry .................. Dental Histology and Embryology.. Operative Technic .............................. Prosthetic Technic ............................ Drill .......................................................
. .10 .. 8 .. 7 .. r
6
2 2 2 2 2 1
3 4 3 3
11
25
6
6
Total ............................................... Allowance for Study, 11 hours. Sixth term : Anatomy (head and neck)........ .......... 10 Physiology .................................... Bacteriology .................................. Operative Technic ...................... Prosthetic Technic ...................... .......... 9 Clinic ............................................. 6 Drill ............................................... Totals .................................... ..........53 Allowance for Study, 11 hours.
D ental Pathology ........................................ 5 Oral Surgery ................................................. 7 O rthodontia ................................................... 3 O perative D en tistry .................................... 5 P ro sthetic D entistry .................................. 5 Clinic ................................................................22 D rill ......................................... : ..................... 6
2 2 1 2 2 ..
22
T otals ......................................................53 Allow ance for Study, 14 hours.
9
24
2
Eleventh te r m :
2 3 3 1 1
10
6 3 6 6 5
26
D ental Pathology ........................................ 5 O ral Surgery ................................................. 7 O rthodontia ................................................... 2 Operative D entistry .................................... 5 P rosthetic D entistry .................................. 5 D ental E th ics and Jurisp ru d en ce............ 2 Clinic ................................................................ 21 D rill .................................................................. 6 T otals
......................................................53
Allowance for Study, 14 hours.
2 2 1 2 2 1 ..
21
10
23
2
DENTAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Twelfth term : Dental Pathology .................. Oral Surgery .......................... Orthodontia ............................ Operative Dentistry .............. Prosthetic Dentistry ............ Dental Economics ..................
Hours per week Total Class Lab. 2 ................ 7 2 1 2 ................ 5 2 ................ 2 1
Drill .......................................... 10
Totals .............................. Allowance for Study, 14 hours.
In the tables the first column of figures repre sents the time over all for each subject, including lecture, recitation, laboratory and study h o u rs; the second column the number of hours for class work (lecture or recitation), and the third column the number of hours for laboratory exercises. It should be clearly understood th at the hours in the tables are not prescribed, but are only suggested as a fair division of the time for the various sub jects in the course. The subjects for the first three terras were pre scribed in Bulletin C.b.35. I t will be noted that Technical Drawing has been included in the third term. A part of the time assigned to Anatomy in the second term might be devoted to comparative vertebrate anatomy, to supplement the course in Biology.
N ote: The above division of time is equivalent to the requirements of the Dental Educational Council of America.
S U M M A R Y O F H O U R S FOR CLASS AN D L A B O R A T O R Y EXERCISES. The division of tim e su ggested w ill give the total number of hours for class and for laboratory exercises in each sub ject, also the total hours devoted to each subject, by groups of three term s each, as follow s: First, Second and Third Term s: Class Lab. Total Biology ..................................................... 36 84 120 Inorganic Chemistry ............................. 72 144 216 Anatomy (arm or leg, thorax, abdo men) ....................................................... 24 96 120 Histology (general) ............................... 36 84 120 Dental Anatomy ..................................... 12 84 96 Operative Technic ................................. 24 72 96 Prosthetic Technic ................................. 24 168 192 -Technical Drawing ..................................... 36 36 War Is s u e s a n d English ........................ 108 . . 108
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth T erm s: Class Lab. Total Organic Chemistry and M etallurgy... 36 84 120 Physiological Chemistry ...................... 24 48 72 Physics .................................................... 24 84 108 Anatomy (head and neck).................... 48 144 192 Physiology (general) ............................ 60 72 132 Bacteriology ................................... . 36 72 108 Comp. Dental Anatomy ........................ 12 .. 12 Histology (dental) and Embryology.. 24 36 60 Operative Technics ................................ 60 108 168 Prosthetic Technics .............................. 48 216 264 Clinic ............................................................. 60 60 372 Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
336
768 1104 408 396 1908
924 1296 396 216 1908
' Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Term s: Class Lab. Total Physiology (nervous system ).............. 36 .. 36 Materia Medica and Pharm acology... 24 ' 48 72 Pathology ................................................ 48 48 96 Physical Diagnosis ................................ 12 12 24 Surgery .................................................... 12 .. 12 Anesthesia .............................................. 12 .. 12 Radiography ........................................... 12 .. 12 Dental Pathology .................................. 24 36 60 Operative Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Prosthetic Dentistry .............................. 48 .. 48 Prosthetic Technic ...................................... 180 180 Orthodontia ............................................ 12 24 36 Oral Hygiene ......................................... 24 .. 24 Clinic .............................................................. 576 576 336 Study ....................................................... Drill ........................................................
924 1260 432 216
1908 Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth T erm s: Class Lab. Total Dental Pathology .................................. 72 .. 72 Operative Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Prosthetic Dentistry .............................. 72 .. 72 Oral Surgery ......................................... 72 72 144 Orthodontia ............................................ 36 .. 36 Dental Ethics and Ju risp ru d en ce .... 12 .. 12 Dental Economics ................................ 12 .. 12 Clinic .............................................................. 768 768 348 Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
840 1188 504 216 1908
S U G G E S T IO N S
Study ....................................................... Drill .........................................................
1307
R E L A T IV E
TO
M E N T OF W E E K L Y T IM E
THE
ARRANGE
SCHEDULES.
If the w eekly tim e table is so arranged th at there is a study hour from 7:30 to 9:45 in the evening, th is provides 11 ^4
1308
THE JOURNAL OP THE NATIONAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
even in g study hours each w eek, om it tin g Saturday and Sunday evenings. If th is is counted as 11 hours, there remain 42 hours per w eek for daytim e schedule. For the freshm an class th e follow ing daily program is su ggested : School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 2:30; Drill 3 to 5; R ec reation until R etreat. Saturday: Inspec tion 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. This pro vides 11 hours for m ilitary instruction and 31 hours for class, laboratory and study, in addition to the evening study hours. For the sophomore, junior and senior cla sses, tw o daily programs are su g gested : (1) School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 3:30; Drill 4 to 5; R ecreation until R etreat. Saturday: Inspection 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. (2) T uesday and Thursday: School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 3; D rill 3 to 5; R ecreation until R etreat. Monday and Friday: School 8 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4 ; R ecreation until R etreat. W ednesday: M ilitary Instruction 8 to
9; School 9 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4:30; R ecreation until R etreat. Saturday: In spection 8 to 9; School 9 to 12:30. E ither plan provides 6 hours for m ilitary in struction and 36 hours for class, labora tory and study, in addition to the even in g study hours. The drill hours m ight be placed in the early m orning and sim ilar schedules worked out, w ith additional school hours in the afternoon. T h ese programs are only suggestive. It is expected th at the Commanding Officer and th e Dean w ill cooperate in m aking the m ost satisfactory arrange m ent. Owing to the highly technical nature of the work of the dental student, it is im portant that the schedule shall g iv e the b est possible light during school hours. COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND SPECIAL TRAINING, By R. C. Maclaurin, Educational Director, C ollegiate Section.
Notice— Tomorrow; today w ill be yesterday. Send your Relief Fund Christmas Fund check today.