...the teaching of history and social science "the positive direction to the growth of those ''inental and moral qualities of children, which rightly developed, constitute the basis of good citizenship." And first among the values of historical training was "freeing the mind from the...

...life, to have some understanding of the play of great forces in the universal story of humanity, and to give positive direction to the growth of those...constitute the basis of the highest type of citizenship. When the history teacher attends to his great business, he does much to free the mind from the trammels...

...multiplicity of unrelated facts. Statement of Aims. The committee has adopted a tentative statement of aims, as follows: 1. The supreme aim in the teaching of...historical training affects the result most directly. 0. Historical training (a) free.-? the mind from the trammels of time and place, substituting the idea...

...fuma. The committee has adopted a tentative statement ef aims, as follows: 1. The supreme aim in (ho teaching of history and social science is to give...children which, rightly developed, constitute the baaisof the highest type of citizenship. ' 2. We gladly acknowledge that all sound training, through...

...says (page 49) under the caption, "History and Social Sciences," that "the supreme aim in teaching history and social science is to give positive direction...children which, rightly developed, constitute the highest basis for citizenship." No way was mentioned for developing Morals in connection with the social...

...says (page 49) under the caption, "History and Social Sciences," that "the supreme aim in teaching history and social science is to give positive 'direction...children which, rightly developed, constitute the highest basis for citizenship." No way was mentioned for developing Morals in connection with the social...

...so fashion the teaching of the social sciences as "to give positive direction to the growth of these mental and moral qualities of children, which rightly...constitute the basis of the highest type of citizenship." The entry of the United States into the Great War served to emphasize the imperative need of giving...

...life, to have some understanding of the play of great forces in the universal story of humanity, and to give positive direction to the growth of those...constitute the basis of the highest type of citizenship. When the history teacher attends to his great business, he does much to free the mind from the trammels...

...so fashion the teaching of the social sciences as "to give positive direction to the growth of these mental and moral qualities of children, which rightly...constitute the basis of the highest type of citizenship." The entry of the United States into the Great War served to emphasize the imperative need of giving...