Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of EducationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1886 - Education |
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Page xvi
... organized State departments of instruction should have the means of answering correctly . Number II , more specific in some points , is adapted to reveal the condition of city systems . Besides these , there are upwards of twenty ...
... organized State departments of instruction should have the means of answering correctly . Number II , more specific in some points , is adapted to reveal the condition of city systems . Besides these , there are upwards of twenty ...
Page xviii
... organized , the teachers re- port certain classes of facts to the town or township trustees , who consolidate the facts thus obtained with information obtained from other sources , and report the same to the county superintendent . As a ...
... organized , the teachers re- port certain classes of facts to the town or township trustees , who consolidate the facts thus obtained with information obtained from other sources , and report the same to the county superintendent . As a ...
Page xxv
... organized under the no - recess plan . These facts reveal the actual problem that is involved in this investigation . It is not the question of recess or no recess in schools , a hygienic question ; but is a very dif- ferent hygienic ...
... organized under the no - recess plan . These facts reveal the actual problem that is involved in this investigation . It is not the question of recess or no recess in schools , a hygienic question ; but is a very dif- ferent hygienic ...
Page xlvi
... organized will fail to accomplish the object desired unless actively sustained by the community , individuals , and local authorities . There is danger to popular education in relying exclusively upon the State or national authority for ...
... organized will fail to accomplish the object desired unless actively sustained by the community , individuals , and local authorities . There is danger to popular education in relying exclusively upon the State or national authority for ...
Page lviii
... organized in October of that year , and another at New Orleans had the foundations of a promising normal work laid for it . The faculty of the former will bring a new life into the institutes held in the State ; that of the latter will ...
... organized in October of that year , and another at New Orleans had the foundations of a promising normal work laid for it . The faculty of the former will bring a new life into the institutes held in the State ; that of the latter will ...
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