Wisconsin Journal of Education, Volume 2 |
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We shall not adduce the chief arguments in favor of drawing , as that article on drawing , in your October number , has given some of the very best , and we could not do much more than repeat them . But we shall add a few words to some ...
We shall not adduce the chief arguments in favor of drawing , as that article on drawing , in your October number , has given some of the very best , and we could not do much more than repeat them . But we shall add a few words to some ...
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Examples of the words are given , and it appears that the most of them are words not in common use , some of exclusively technical , and scarcely any of them such as would be wanted in ordinary writing . The word cachinnation is said to ...
Examples of the words are given , and it appears that the most of them are words not in common use , some of exclusively technical , and scarcely any of them such as would be wanted in ordinary writing . The word cachinnation is said to ...
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Starting early , the memory is trained to commit with surprising facility . I have been greatly pleased with the recitations of poetry by young pupils , -long passages being given without hesitation ...
Starting early , the memory is trained to commit with surprising facility . I have been greatly pleased with the recitations of poetry by young pupils , -long passages being given without hesitation ...
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In the industrial schools , special instruction is given in ornamental drawing , molding and designing . In the girls ' schools , needle work is taught to all . The Swiss believe in the dignity of labor , in the system of apprenticeship ...
In the industrial schools , special instruction is given in ornamental drawing , molding and designing . In the girls ' schools , needle work is taught to all . The Swiss believe in the dignity of labor , in the system of apprenticeship ...
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The teachers would all be given a legal right , as in Switzerland , to a participation in the general administration of the schools , even in the choice of Boards of Education ; they would be organized into district and sub - district ...
The teachers would all be given a legal right , as in Switzerland , to a participation in the general administration of the schools , even in the choice of Boards of Education ; they would be organized into district and sub - district ...
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| Title | Wisconsin Journal of Education, Volume 2 |
| Contributors | Wisconsin Teachers' Association, Wisconsin. Department of Public Instruction, Wisconsin Education Association Council, Wisconsin Education Association |
| Publisher | Wisconsin State Teachers' Association, 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2016 |
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