Prize essay. The Teacher's Manual: being an exposition of an efficient and economical system of education, suited to the wants of a free peopleThomas H. Webb & Company, 1843 - 263 páginas |
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... improvement of the community , through the medium of schools . The great body of society , particularly in New England , are per- fectly satisfied with their present system . It is generally supposed , that the people owe all that ...
... improvement of the community , through the medium of schools . The great body of society , particularly in New England , are per- fectly satisfied with their present system . It is generally supposed , that the people owe all that ...
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... the schools might easily be so modified , as to have a powerful influence in improving and extending such ben- eficial habits . you rumple the other . " Besides the injury to 20 THE TEACHER'S MANUAL . CHAPTER III Physical Education,
... the schools might easily be so modified , as to have a powerful influence in improving and extending such ben- eficial habits . you rumple the other . " Besides the injury to 20 THE TEACHER'S MANUAL . CHAPTER III Physical Education,
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... improved system , we may know how to avoid every thing that may have the slightest ten- dency to impede our progress , or , in any manner , lessen its efficiency . Although many of the remarks , which follow , will be applicable to the ...
... improved system , we may know how to avoid every thing that may have the slightest ten- dency to impede our progress , or , in any manner , lessen its efficiency . Although many of the remarks , which follow , will be applicable to the ...
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... improvements in school- books , of late years , have doubtless been productive of much benefit in this respect ; and , where the method of questioning , which has been introduced into nearly all , has been thoroughly and steadily ...
... improvements in school- books , of late years , have doubtless been productive of much benefit in this respect ; and , where the method of questioning , which has been introduced into nearly all , has been thoroughly and steadily ...
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... improvement would be more rap- id , under such an arrangement , than where the school was attended constantly . For it would certainly have the tendency , in most cases , to induce habits of patient per- severance , and confidence in ...
... improvement would be more rap- id , under such an arrangement , than where the school was attended constantly . For it would certainly have the tendency , in most cases , to induce habits of patient per- severance , and confidence in ...
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