Proceedings, Abstracts of Lectures and a Brief Report of the Discussions of the National Teachers' Association, the National Association of School Superintendents and the American Normal School Association |
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... boys and girls attending your schools . The education of the directive power for this great work in the world is ... boy - with one excep- tion - the girl . As soon as the girl takes up the study of history , she begins to wish that she ...
... boys and girls attending your schools . The education of the directive power for this great work in the world is ... boy - with one excep- tion - the girl . As soon as the girl takes up the study of history , she begins to wish that she ...
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... boys at the age of thirteen can learn to shoot with marvelous accuracy should be correlated with the fact that at the same age , and even earlier , boys can be taught all sorts of break- neck acrobatics ; no one would , on account of ...
... boys at the age of thirteen can learn to shoot with marvelous accuracy should be correlated with the fact that at the same age , and even earlier , boys can be taught all sorts of break- neck acrobatics ; no one would , on account of ...
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... boys and girls who share with him and after him their enjoyment . Society , like the individual , will find its richest life in making wise provision for its successors . Are not your boys and girls worth your making for them . the ...
... boys and girls who share with him and after him their enjoyment . Society , like the individual , will find its richest life in making wise provision for its successors . Are not your boys and girls worth your making for them . the ...
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... boys and girls worthy inheritors of the marvelous estate of the American fathers . Carry on your high duties and ours in a way more effective and glorious than our fondest dreams have dared to promise . OTHER FORMS OF COMPENSATION FOR ...
... boys and girls worthy inheritors of the marvelous estate of the American fathers . Carry on your high duties and ours in a way more effective and glorious than our fondest dreams have dared to promise . OTHER FORMS OF COMPENSATION FOR ...
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... boys now come to college with a wider knowledge than in former times . I should hesitate to confirm what is sometimes said , that boys come to college less willing to tackle hard tasks . The community always has those who yield to ...
... boys now come to college with a wider knowledge than in former times . I should hesitate to confirm what is sometimes said , that boys come to college less willing to tackle hard tasks . The community always has those who yield to ...
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