Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volumen67A.L. Hummel, 1916 |
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... pupils of each of the several grades of natural ability . 3. The program of school studies and activities should be so many - sided as to show equal deference to the tastes and interests and needs - vocational and cultural - of all . 4 ...
... pupils of each of the several grades of natural ability . 3. The program of school studies and activities should be so many - sided as to show equal deference to the tastes and interests and needs - vocational and cultural - of all . 4 ...
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... pupils to some central point in the district has made much progress in many sections and promises an easy and satisfactory solution of this problem in all ... PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FOR EACH 1,000 PUPILS INTRODUCTION xiii.
... pupils to some central point in the district has made much progress in many sections and promises an easy and satisfactory solution of this problem in all ... PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FOR EACH 1,000 PUPILS INTRODUCTION xiii.
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PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FOR EACH 1,000 PUPILS ENROLLED IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN EACH STATE IN 1910 1. NEW HAMPSHIRE 3. MASSACHUSETTS 2.CALIFORNIA 42 LA . 43. OKLA 45 5.C. 44 ARIZ 47. ARK . 46 MISS COL 15 12 COL 14 48 W. VA ...
PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FOR EACH 1,000 PUPILS ENROLLED IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN EACH STATE IN 1910 1. NEW HAMPSHIRE 3. MASSACHUSETTS 2.CALIFORNIA 42 LA . 43. OKLA 45 5.C. 44 ARIZ 47. ARK . 46 MISS COL 15 12 COL 14 48 W. VA ...
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... systems should be so organized and conducted as to minister with equal diligence to the needs of pupils of each of the several grades of natural ability . It used to be assumed that the benefits of education xvi INTRODUCTION.
... systems should be so organized and conducted as to minister with equal diligence to the needs of pupils of each of the several grades of natural ability . It used to be assumed that the benefits of education xvi INTRODUCTION.
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... pupils some of them bordering on real genius ; about ninety - two per cent who are neither highly talented nor in any real sense feeble - minded ranging from the bright , active and alert types all the way down to the slowest and ...
... pupils some of them bordering on real genius ; about ninety - two per cent who are neither highly talented nor in any real sense feeble - minded ranging from the bright , active and alert types all the way down to the slowest and ...
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