Special Reports on Educational Subjects, Volumen15H.M. Stationery Office, 1905 |
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... Lectures ; ( e ) People's University Extension Society , N.Y.C .; ( f ) University Settlements ; ( g ) Vacation Schools 241 C. - SUMMER SCHOOLS · Typical Domestic Science Courses :-( a ) Chautauqua School of Domestic Science ; ( b ) ...
... Lectures ; ( e ) People's University Extension Society , N.Y.C .; ( f ) University Settlements ; ( g ) Vacation Schools 241 C. - SUMMER SCHOOLS · Typical Domestic Science Courses :-( a ) Chautauqua School of Domestic Science ; ( b ) ...
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... lectures , Summer Schools and other culture agencies may be attributed a part of the prevalent public sympathy with , and respect for , the profession of teaching which prevails over a large part of the United States . Under such ...
... lectures , Summer Schools and other culture agencies may be attributed a part of the prevalent public sympathy with , and respect for , the profession of teaching which prevails over a large part of the United States . Under such ...
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... lecture from some subject chosen from the excellent little manual in use , " The Elements of the Theory and Practice of Cooking . " Free use of the blackboard during each lesson is advocated , also composition and dictation lessons on ...
... lecture from some subject chosen from the excellent little manual in use , " The Elements of the Theory and Practice of Cooking . " Free use of the blackboard during each lesson is advocated , also composition and dictation lessons on ...
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... lectures to the teachers are given by the Medical Officer of Schools , Dr. R. Leigh Baker , or by other authorities , and the sincere interest exhibited in the lessons by their supervisors must prove a useful impetus to good work . and ...
... lectures to the teachers are given by the Medical Officer of Schools , Dr. R. Leigh Baker , or by other authorities , and the sincere interest exhibited in the lessons by their supervisors must prove a useful impetus to good work . and ...
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... lectures , etc. , these , and other social developments , have all supplemented and supported school influences . The High school is a source of special pride to the community , and it is earnestly desired that its curriculum should be ...
... lectures , etc. , these , and other social developments , have all supplemented and supported school influences . The High school is a source of special pride to the community , and it is earnestly desired that its curriculum should be ...
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Página 109 - The original endowment has been supplemented, and the objects of the University promoted, by a permanent annual grant from the United States, under an act of 1890, by special appropriations of the General Assembly; and in 1891, by a permanent annual grant from the State, which grant was doubled by the legislature of 1896.
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