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These deposits, termed flysch, are sparsely fossiliferous but are believed to
range from Early Cretaceous to older Tertiary in age. Cretaceous In Europe, the
Early Cretaceous began with a stage of transgres- regression followed by major ...
These deposits, termed flysch, are sparsely fossiliferous but are believed to
range from Early Cretaceous to older Tertiary in age. Cretaceous In Europe, the
Early Cretaceous began with a stage of transgres- regression followed by major ...
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Participatory learning in primitive societies The education of scribes The
evolution of Hebrew schools Education. Education of the laity in the 9th and 10th
centuries The medieval renaissance Changes in the early schools The
development of ...
Participatory learning in primitive societies The education of scribes The
evolution of Hebrew schools Education. Education of the laity in the 9th and 10th
centuries The medieval renaissance Changes in the early schools The
development of ...
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The early normal schools, or teacher-training schools, were primitive; often they
were merely higher elementary schools, rehearsing their students for a year in
basic reading and arithmetic, rectitude and piety, some history, mathematics, and
...
The early normal schools, or teacher-training schools, were primitive; often they
were merely higher elementary schools, rehearsing their students for a year in
basic reading and arithmetic, rectitude and piety, some history, mathematics, and
...
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