Wisconsin Journal of Education, Volume 2 |
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... may neglect with impunity , is of ever increasing importance , and the teacher who trains his pupils to become good penmen , commands a better salary and greater respect of parents and scholars , than he who neglects that branch .
... may neglect with impunity , is of ever increasing importance , and the teacher who trains his pupils to become good penmen , commands a better salary and greater respect of parents and scholars , than he who neglects that branch .
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... where they receive small wages and often lack the necessary implements of mechanical instruction ; they cannot teach those branches to slateless scholars , or where there are no cards , copies and black boards .
... where they receive small wages and often lack the necessary implements of mechanical instruction ; they cannot teach those branches to slateless scholars , or where there are no cards , copies and black boards .
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The use of cards frequently causes the scholar to assume a bad position at his desk , especially if the latter is narrow and the school is crowded . 2. Nearly every pupil wiil draw a different card , thus excluding criticism and ...
The use of cards frequently causes the scholar to assume a bad position at his desk , especially if the latter is narrow and the school is crowded . 2. Nearly every pupil wiil draw a different card , thus excluding criticism and ...
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Lizzie dropped the broom where she stood and plumped into the first seat with a mien that proclaimed her as belonging to the " first scholars . " After the noise had subsided a little , I picked up the broom and asked where its place ...
Lizzie dropped the broom where she stood and plumped into the first seat with a mien that proclaimed her as belonging to the " first scholars . " After the noise had subsided a little , I picked up the broom and asked where its place ...
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Older scholars are less in danger of such perilous experiments ; but the little ones seem to have a tempting adaptation for them . They are always anxious for action and ready for work . Those that I am teaching now , form'no exception ...
Older scholars are less in danger of such perilous experiments ; but the little ones seem to have a tempting adaptation for them . They are always anxious for action and ready for work . Those that I am teaching now , form'no exception ...
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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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