Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - Education |
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... Teaching household arts without a special teacher . G. Vocational education laws and the home ..... H. Aid from the State government in the teaching of home making . I. J. Training of teachers of home making ..... L. State schools of ...
... Teaching household arts without a special teacher . G. Vocational education laws and the home ..... H. Aid from the State government in the teaching of home making . I. J. Training of teachers of home making ..... L. State schools of ...
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... teaching ability of its members . As is the teacher , so is the school . The teacher is the school . The teacher makes the school and like every other creator he makes it in his own image and likeness . We have applied these sayings ...
... teaching ability of its members . As is the teacher , so is the school . The teacher is the school . The teacher makes the school and like every other creator he makes it in his own image and likeness . We have applied these sayings ...
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... teachers of all grades so used as to obtain the maximum teaching results , keeping in mind both the ability of the teachers and the size of their classes ? While classes should be reasonably small , the size of the class is not of first ...
... teachers of all grades so used as to obtain the maximum teaching results , keeping in mind both the ability of the teachers and the size of their classes ? While classes should be reasonably small , the size of the class is not of first ...
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... teaching in high schools . Add to these a few hundred in graduate courses , destined chiefly for college teaching , and it seems safe to say that between forty and fifty thousand new teachers began work in the fall of 1914 with at least ...
... teaching in high schools . Add to these a few hundred in graduate courses , destined chiefly for college teaching , and it seems safe to say that between forty and fifty thousand new teachers began work in the fall of 1914 with at least ...
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... teachers has caused a rapid development in high - school teacher - training courses . In 1914 public high schools to the number of 1,051 were reported as engaged in the work of pre- paring teachers , and 21,076 students in these schools ...
... teachers has caused a rapid development in high - school teacher - training courses . In 1914 public high schools to the number of 1,051 were reported as engaged in the work of pre- paring teachers , and 21,076 students in these schools ...
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