Wisconsin Journal of Education, Volume 2 |
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Page 27
As it is the fact , however , that comparatively few persons pursue the full course , your committee are of the opinion that provision must be made , for giving the best training possible in the circumstances , to teachers , by means of ...
As it is the fact , however , that comparatively few persons pursue the full course , your committee are of the opinion that provision must be made , for giving the best training possible in the circumstances , to teachers , by means of ...
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President Albee , of Oshkosh , thinks that the training persons receive in schools , whether they be common , high or normal , is not the only training that fits them for the work of teaching . Experience is worth a great deal .
President Albee , of Oshkosh , thinks that the training persons receive in schools , whether they be common , high or normal , is not the only training that fits them for the work of teaching . Experience is worth a great deal .
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persons who have gone through a special course of instruction in the Normal school , in the same category with those who have fitted themselves for their work , by long years of experience . He doubts whether teachers have a true regard ...
persons who have gone through a special course of instruction in the Normal school , in the same category with those who have fitted themselves for their work , by long years of experience . He doubts whether teachers have a true regard ...
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... etc. , to be contracted , which work injuriously upon the industrial pursuits in after life ; but that the time will come when farmers and mechanics will be as highly educated as lawyers , doctors or other professional persons .
... etc. , to be contracted , which work injuriously upon the industrial pursuits in after life ; but that the time will come when farmers and mechanics will be as highly educated as lawyers , doctors or other professional persons .
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Your committee would therefore recommend that the school law be so amended that such person who applies for a private examination pay a fine of five dollars , to go into the school fund , and that the county superintendent have power to ...
Your committee would therefore recommend that the school law be so amended that such person who applies for a private examination pay a fine of five dollars , to go into the school fund , and that the county superintendent have power to ...
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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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