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I have been in school a week - long enough to become acquainted with the children and my work --- let me try to fix on paper the impressions of this week and thus make a record of this new era in my life . With us teachers , schools are ...
I have been in school a week - long enough to become acquainted with the children and my work --- let me try to fix on paper the impressions of this week and thus make a record of this new era in my life . With us teachers , schools are ...
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Q. Can the voters of a district , at an annual or special meeting , fix the wages per week or month to be paid to the teacher ? A. They cannot ; this matter rests with the board to determine . The district indirectly controls the board ...
Q. Can the voters of a district , at an annual or special meeting , fix the wages per week or month to be paid to the teacher ? A. They cannot ; this matter rests with the board to determine . The district indirectly controls the board ...
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... a member of the school , and the record of every pupil so enrolled shall be preserved , and enter into , and form a part of the record of the school , whether he be a member for one day , for one week , or for one entire term . a 4.
... a member of the school , and the record of every pupil so enrolled shall be preserved , and enter into , and form a part of the record of the school , whether he be a member for one day , for one week , or for one entire term . a 4.
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They believe that two or three institutes of about eight weeks in length , embracing the teachers of several counties , might profitably be held in convenient localities , such institutes to have a full crops of teachers .
They believe that two or three institutes of about eight weeks in length , embracing the teachers of several counties , might profitably be held in convenient localities , such institutes to have a full crops of teachers .
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While he believes fully in the benefit of the former , he must insist upon the latter . He has seen teachers dwell day after day and week after week , upon some nice point in , perhaps , Arithmetic , which would ...
While he believes fully in the benefit of the former , he must insist upon the latter . He has seen teachers dwell day after day and week after week , upon some nice point in , perhaps , Arithmetic , which would ...
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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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