Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... teaching ... ... ( 2 ) Research and advanced work ( 3 ) Fellowships at Colleges other than All Souls College ... Teachers ' Training Departments VI . Finance : Part 1. - Preliminary recommendations Part 2. - Financial details ...
... teaching ... ... ( 2 ) Research and advanced work ( 3 ) Fellowships at Colleges other than All Souls College ... Teachers ' Training Departments VI . Finance : Part 1. - Preliminary recommendations Part 2. - Financial details ...
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... teachers . The Professoriate , on the one hand , and College teaching on the other , were later developments . The University held what we should now call examinations to qualify for a degree ; in days when comparatively little work ...
... teachers . The Professoriate , on the one hand , and College teaching on the other , were later developments . The University held what we should now call examinations to qualify for a degree ; in days when comparatively little work ...
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... teaching was transferred from the Universities to the Colleges , while the Heads of Colleges as such had allotted to them the chief share in the government of the University itself . Ultimately no one was allowed to become a member of ...
... teaching was transferred from the Universities to the Colleges , while the Heads of Colleges as such had allotted to them the chief share in the government of the University itself . Ultimately no one was allowed to become a member of ...
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... teaching among some of the College Tutors . As distinct from teachers , learned men had always been plentiful at Oxford , but they left little work of value in the eighteenth century in proportion to the great amount of leisure which ...
... teaching among some of the College Tutors . As distinct from teachers , learned men had always been plentiful at Oxford , but they left little work of value in the eighteenth century in proportion to the great amount of leisure which ...
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... teaching duties , the leisure for learning was infinite ; yet on the walls of Cambridge Colleges there is a notable absence of portraits of great men of learning between the period of Bentley and the period of Porson . The provision of ...
... teaching duties , the leisure for learning was infinite ; yet on the walls of Cambridge Colleges there is a notable absence of portraits of great men of learning between the period of Bentley and the period of Porson . The provision of ...
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