Report of the Commissioner of EducationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1918 - Education |
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... given throughout the country by members of the bureau staff the new responsibilities of home economics teachers have been emphasized . The necessity of adjusting courses in food , clothing , and household economy to meet war conditions ...
... given throughout the country by members of the bureau staff the new responsibilities of home economics teachers have been emphasized . The necessity of adjusting courses in food , clothing , and household economy to meet war conditions ...
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... given the gen- eral intelligence tests is quite large . In May , 1920 , the Bureau of Education ascertained that 124 colleges and universities out of a total of 228 , which replied to a letter of inquiry , had given some form of the ...
... given the gen- eral intelligence tests is quite large . In May , 1920 , the Bureau of Education ascertained that 124 colleges and universities out of a total of 228 , which replied to a letter of inquiry , had given some form of the ...
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... given the opportunity . Lack of funds is often given as one of the reasons why evening schools are not organized or why those already organized have not been expanded , but no better investment of public funds could be made . Although ...
... given the opportunity . Lack of funds is often given as one of the reasons why evening schools are not organized or why those already organized have not been expanded , but no better investment of public funds could be made . Although ...
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Letter of transmittal | 5 |
Activities of the Bureau of EducationContinued Page | 141 |
Library | 149 |
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