Annual Report, Volume 27Printed at the Republican office, 1882 |
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... grades have been made ; substitute work has been done mostly by students in the Normal school , and supervision in special branches has been abolished ; but no material reduction in scale of salaries has been made since 1877. The ...
... grades have been made ; substitute work has been done mostly by students in the Normal school , and supervision in special branches has been abolished ; but no material reduction in scale of salaries has been made since 1877. The ...
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... grades . While this may not be desirable for those whose school life is not limited by necessity , a very large class of children are withdrawn at an early age from school , and it is important to the community that the school life of ...
... grades . While this may not be desirable for those whose school life is not limited by necessity , a very large class of children are withdrawn at an early age from school , and it is important to the community that the school life of ...
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... grades . This number of rooms in one school secures better classification and greater economy in supervision . I am aware that it has been said that " the difficulty of preserving proper order and discipline " in a large school , and ...
... grades . This number of rooms in one school secures better classification and greater economy in supervision . I am aware that it has been said that " the difficulty of preserving proper order and discipline " in a large school , and ...
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... grades ; thus in- cluding , in the High School , the teachers and pupils of the ninth grade . The transfer of these fourteen teachers from the District Schools to the High School department , accounts for most of the decrease in the ...
... grades ; thus in- cluding , in the High School , the teachers and pupils of the ninth grade . The transfer of these fourteen teachers from the District Schools to the High School department , accounts for most of the decrease in the ...
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... grades . This number of rooms in one school secures better classification and greater economy in supervision . I am aware that it has been said that " the difficulty of preserving proper order and discipline " in a large school , and ...
... grades . This number of rooms in one school secures better classification and greater economy in supervision . I am aware that it has been said that " the difficulty of preserving proper order and discipline " in a large school , and ...
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Página 150 - 1881. To the Hon. Board of Managers St. Louis Public School Library : The undersigned, Secretary and Treasurer of the Board of President and Directors of " The St. Louis Public Schools," said Board being the depository of the funds of the Public School Library, respectfully
Página 201 - Finding the quantity, when the cost is given and the price is an aliquot part of one dollar. Finding the cost, when the quantity and the price of 100 or 1000 are given. Finding the cost, when the quantity and the price of a ton
Página 236 - nerves (brain, five senses, and how to use them) ; 8, voluntary and involuntary motion, effect of exercise; 9, sleep, disease, death; 10, proper and improper hygienic habits (eating, drinking, sleeping, exercise, bathing, sitting in a draft of air, tight lacing, cramping the lungs, breathing pure air, keeping the feet warm and head cool, etc). SIXTH
Página 33 - To The Board of President and Directors of the St. Louis Public Schools, GENTLEMEN : — I have the honor to submit, herewith, the report of the
Página 275 - To the Honorable the Board of President and Directors of the St. Louis Public Schools : GENTLEMEN,—The annual reports of the Secretary for the fiscal year ending July 31,
Página 235 - Wheat, barley, oats, rye, Indian corn, rice; 2, potatoes, yams, beets, turnips, onions, beans, peas : 3, apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, oranges, bananas, lemons, bread-fruit, dates, pine-apples, figs, grapes; 4, sago, tapioca, sugar-cane, cocoa-nut, palm (its various uses); 5, pepper, cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, vanilla; 6, tea, coffee, cocoa, mace; 7, Irish moss.
Página 231 - gained from a study of Calkin's Primary Object Lessons. FIRST GRADE. First Quarter: Study and use such portions of the first ten chapters of Hooker's Part I., as you can make available. Second Quarter: Chapters xi. to xxi. of the same book. Third Quarter: Chapters xxn. to xxvm. Fourth Quarter: Chapters xxix.
Página 230 - the industrial age in which they live. 2. In the fourth, fifth and sixth years these subjects of Natural Science are all taken up again in a second course, and much more scientifically developed: a) Botany, its method and practical application; b) Zoology and Human
Página 231 - down in the form of a synopsis. The blackboard is the most valuable appliance in oral lessons; on it should be written the technical words discussed, the classification of the knowledge brought out in the recitation, and, whenever possible, illustrative drawings.
Página 236 - continued—5, heat (sun, combustion, friction, effect on bodies, steam, thermometer, conduction, clothing, cooking, etc.); 6, light (sources, reflection, looking-glass, refraction, spectacles, microscope, prism, telescope, effect on growing bodies, photograph) ; 7, electricity (lightning, sealing-wax, experiments, etc.); 8, magnetism (mariner's compass, horse-shoe magnet, telegraph). Third Quarter.