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At 9 o'clock , a Lecture by NATHANIEL T. ALLEN , of West Newton , Mass . , “ The
System of Public Instruction in Prussia , as seen by a Massachusetts Practical
Teacher . " Discussion . At 10.30 o'clock , a Paper by E. C. PICKERING ,
Professor ...
At 9 o'clock , a Lecture by NATHANIEL T. ALLEN , of West Newton , Mass . , “ The
System of Public Instruction in Prussia , as seen by a Massachusetts Practical
Teacher . " Discussion . At 10.30 o'clock , a Paper by E. C. PICKERING ,
Professor ...
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The next exercise was a lecture by Nathaniel T. Allen, on “The System of Public
Instruction in Prussia, as seen by a Massachusetts Practical Teacher.” See page
39. Prof. E. C. PICKERING, of the Institute of Technology at Boston, gave an ...
The next exercise was a lecture by Nathaniel T. Allen, on “The System of Public
Instruction in Prussia, as seen by a Massachusetts Practical Teacher.” See page
39. Prof. E. C. PICKERING, of the Institute of Technology at Boston, gave an ...
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... to consider it under the several heads of I. Consideration of the System itself. II.
Names of the different grades of school, included in the system, with the special
work assigned them, as seen in their 40 PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GERMANY.
... to consider it under the several heads of I. Consideration of the System itself. II.
Names of the different grades of school, included in the system, with the special
work assigned them, as seen in their 40 PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GERMANY.
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tem, with the special work assigned them, as seen in their study-plan, etc. III.
Schools for Girls, followed by such IV. Criticisms and Suggestions as the limited
time will allow, omitting other important matters of consideration connected with
the ...
tem, with the special work assigned them, as seen in their study-plan, etc. III.
Schools for Girls, followed by such IV. Criticisms and Suggestions as the limited
time will allow, omitting other important matters of consideration connected with
the ...
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Thus it is seen that the course of study prescribed for the schools where the
children of the poorer classes attend, is by no means extended, but sufficient to
qualify them for the discharge of PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GERMANY. 47.
Thus it is seen that the course of study prescribed for the schools where the
children of the poorer classes attend, is by no means extended, but sufficient to
qualify them for the discharge of PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GERMANY. 47.
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| Título | Annual Meeting: Proceedings, Constitution, List of Active Members, and Addresses |
| Autor | American Institute of Instruction |
| Publicado | 1873 |
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