Chicago Schools Journal, Volumes 7-8Board of Education, City of Chicago, 1925 |
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... mathematics , foreign language , history and civics , geography and ele- mentary science , music , art , health educa- tion , vocational information , and practical arts for both boys and girls , including commercial subjects . II . The ...
... mathematics , foreign language , history and civics , geography and ele- mentary science , music , art , health educa- tion , vocational information , and practical arts for both boys and girls , including commercial subjects . II . The ...
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... mathematics which supplies the ritual of the author's devotions to science . These are some of the problems for in- vestigation analyzed in the concluding chapter of the book . " Problem 5. Which is better for Pupil Growth , a ...
... mathematics which supplies the ritual of the author's devotions to science . These are some of the problems for in- vestigation analyzed in the concluding chapter of the book . " Problem 5. Which is better for Pupil Growth , a ...
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... mathematics ; the easiest , English ; the most valuable subject is English , while the least valuable is mathematics . 13. The best marks are secured in the easiest subjects . 14. As a rule , the pupils devote about forty Page 25.
... mathematics ; the easiest , English ; the most valuable subject is English , while the least valuable is mathematics . 13. The best marks are secured in the easiest subjects . 14. As a rule , the pupils devote about forty Page 25.
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... mathematics and Latin which have been advocated as notably superior in discip- linary value , have not so impressed the teacher who studied them . A third study was made to determine the relation of discipline and interest . Educated ...
... mathematics and Latin which have been advocated as notably superior in discip- linary value , have not so impressed the teacher who studied them . A third study was made to determine the relation of discipline and interest . Educated ...
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... mathematics or the physical sciences ought not to have any trouble in understanding them . E. E. Hill . The Outline of Literature - First Vol- ume . By John Drinkwater . New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons , 1923. Pp . 295. $ 4.50 . This ...
... mathematics or the physical sciences ought not to have any trouble in understanding them . E. E. Hill . The Outline of Literature - First Vol- ume . By John Drinkwater . New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons , 1923. Pp . 295. $ 4.50 . This ...
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