1980_12 The Daily Collegian December 1980

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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, December 2,19S0
A Sweet Chemical Blastoff
Students is seeking persons for the
The  Associated
Positions of
SENATOR School of AGRICULTURE    ~
SENATOR School of ENGINEERING
SENATOR DIVISION of HEALTH PROFESSIONS
REQUIREMENTS:
-Currently registered student at CSUF
, -Carrying at least 7 academic units at CSUF
-Must have a minimum of 2.0 GPA
•Must be a enrolled major from the school/division.
Must be able to attend weekly Senate meetings on
Tuesdays at 3:00 p.m. and be able to participate in
Committee meetings of the Associated Students.
Applications are being taken in the Associated Students
office room 316.    Application dseadltne is December
8, 1980 at 5:00 p.m.
"STUDENTS WORKING FOR STUDENTS"
Photos bv John Biek
Experiments and demonstrations are an important part of Chem¬
istry 1A. They lend an added dimension to the lecture.
Dr. George B. Kauffman conducted a variety of experiments last
Tuesday. They included an jmmonium dichromate 'volcano,* sodium
explosion and a potassium chlorate 'sugar rocket.*
In the photo on the left, Dr. Kauffman showed the 'sugar rocket'
to hi* class. They stood at a safe distance.
Then he ignited the rocket, (center).
Flame and smoke were the end result.
Tuesday, December 2,1SS0
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PagaS
Tighlman
Continued from Page 2
working mainly with the beginning
bands.
Her superviser, John Morris, let
her conduct the advanced band once
in a while. And at VVawona she con¬
ducted the symphonic band's spring
concert.
'When you're a student teacher,
the kids know that and they act
differently,' Tighlman said. 'The
teacher has more authority, but
they'd let me take the dass, letting
me be there to help.'
Presently Tighlman teacher at
Sunset, Mary McLeod Bethune,
Martin Luther King and George
Washington Carver schools, .working
with her students individually and In
small groups. Tilghman teacher in
primarily minority schools and said
that the fact she is black probably
gives her an advantage with her
students.
The younger kids took up to the
teacher; I was Just with older kids
before (in student teaching). Th*
Junior high kids drove me crazy.*
Tighlman now instructs fourth, fifth
and sixth graders.
The 24-year-old clarinetist said that
full-time teaching is different than her
student work.
"You have your own set of keys to
the school and you get money,*
Tighlman laughed. 'All I got during
student teaching was units.*
In her work Tighlman teaches a
'lira* bit* of musk theory, but mainly
concentrates on teaching the In¬
strument.
'Everybody wants to play flute; in
fact; the music stores ran out of
flutes,* she said. 'Kids like the
clarinet and strings too. There aren't
too many brass. I try to push things
like the cello and trombone. I don't
like to have a lot of drums "
Tighlman said for the most part,
her students are 'really good. The
kids you can't control, I get rid of
them. It's their decision (to play an
instrument); usually they stick to it.*
All the students 'sound bad* when
they begin to play, but the skills
usually come pretty quickly, ■ Tighl¬
man added.
This year my strings are doing a
tot better, but my clarinets sound
terrible because they don't practice.*
Although she is primarily a wood¬
wind specialist, Tighlman can deal
with strings. 'You learn a lot by try¬
ing to teach,' she pointed out
One of the drawbacks in her Job is
See Tighlman page 7
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