The Educational Journal of VirginiaCharles Henry Winston, Richard M. Smith, D. Lee Powell, John Meredith Strother, H. H. Harris, John Patrick McGuire, Rodes Massie, William Fayette Fox, Harry Fishburne Estill (F.), Richard Ratcliffe Farr, John Lee Buchanan, George R. Pace Educational Publishing House, 1880 |
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... successful future if they would only imbibe the spirit of improvement . Can nothing be done to rouse them ? unfit for their BARBARISMS OF SPEECH are distressingly common among our teachers , to say nothing of an occasional instance ...
... successful future if they would only imbibe the spirit of improvement . Can nothing be done to rouse them ? unfit for their BARBARISMS OF SPEECH are distressingly common among our teachers , to say nothing of an occasional instance ...
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... Success in Teaching . " Mr. A. J. Minor treated the subject of English Grammar , which was followed by a spirited discussion by Mr. James Cecil and others . Messrs . Rucker , Cecil and Brown dis- cussed the subject of Spelling . Mr ...
... Success in Teaching . " Mr. A. J. Minor treated the subject of English Grammar , which was followed by a spirited discussion by Mr. James Cecil and others . Messrs . Rucker , Cecil and Brown dis- cussed the subject of Spelling . Mr ...
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... success was to have pupils do most of the work themselves . If the teacher does all the talking he will be very apt to have to do all the thinking ; while the teacher who requires his pupils to do all will find there will be very little ...
... success was to have pupils do most of the work themselves . If the teacher does all the talking he will be very apt to have to do all the thinking ; while the teacher who requires his pupils to do all will find there will be very little ...
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... successful educators in the United States . Every State Superintendent is expected to be present either in person or by proxy . One of the important projects before the meeting will be the distribution of the proceeds of the public ...
... successful educators in the United States . Every State Superintendent is expected to be present either in person or by proxy . One of the important projects before the meeting will be the distribution of the proceeds of the public ...
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... success that fails in this particular . To the success of a system of schools no officer is more necessary than the one who sees the working of each individual school and can so direct and unify courses of instruction , processes and ...
... success that fails in this particular . To the success of a system of schools no officer is more necessary than the one who sees the working of each individual school and can so direct and unify courses of instruction , processes and ...
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