Circular of Information of the Bureau of Education, for ..., Том 9U.S. Government Printing Office, 1891 |
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... grades of confine- ment , more or less severe , according to the advancement shown in good behavior and skill in the work assigned him . In a contemporary social science point of view the ideal organization of imprison- ment for a long ...
... grades of confine- ment , more or less severe , according to the advancement shown in good behavior and skill in the work assigned him . In a contemporary social science point of view the ideal organization of imprison- ment for a long ...
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... grade , and there are dis- tinguished gentlemen connected with their management who have a national and international reputation as specialists in social science . The National Prison Association has for many years been a powerful ...
... grade , and there are dis- tinguished gentlemen connected with their management who have a national and international reputation as specialists in social science . The National Prison Association has for many years been a powerful ...
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... grade is not so easily accomplished . Unquestionably it is true that the incentives to improvement supplied to the better class of prisoners by what must of necessity be painfully sustained efforts and activities are likely to be ...
... grade is not so easily accomplished . Unquestionably it is true that the incentives to improvement supplied to the better class of prisoners by what must of necessity be painfully sustained efforts and activities are likely to be ...
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... grade wrote : Indoor amusement , why , toasting bread , roasting chestnuts , and knocking nails into walls . Outdoc amusements , why , skating and sliding and throwing snowballs . He favored the proper use of amusements for leisure time ...
... grade wrote : Indoor amusement , why , toasting bread , roasting chestnuts , and knocking nails into walls . Outdoc amusements , why , skating and sliding and throwing snowballs . He favored the proper use of amusements for leisure time ...
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... GRADE CLOSETS . WARM AIR . 24 % 36 " FOUL AIR BLACKBOARD. FRESH AIR . EXHAUST AIR . UBILVALS ABOVE FLUE WARM AIR DOWN WENT DOWN 20424 WARM AIR LUE OPENING SCHOOL ROOM . OPENING . SECOND FLOOR . BOYS ' PLAY ROOM BASEMENT . GIRLS ' PLAY ...
... GRADE CLOSETS . WARM AIR . 24 % 36 " FOUL AIR BLACKBOARD. FRESH AIR . EXHAUST AIR . UBILVALS ABOVE FLUE WARM AIR DOWN WENT DOWN 20424 WARM AIR LUE OPENING SCHOOL ROOM . OPENING . SECOND FLOOR . BOYS ' PLAY ROOM BASEMENT . GIRLS ' PLAY ...
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Страница 73 - ... other, alternating with each other during the term, so that each may go through every exercise. The regular teacher gives a lesson to the class. The assistants observe and mark the methods as models for imitation both as respects the steps in the lesson, and the management of the class under instruction. One of the assistants — a pupil-teacher — next gives a lesson.
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Страница 44 - ... both sums to be expended, under the direction of said Board, in qualifying teachers for the Common Schools in Massachusetts. Resolved, That the Board of Education shall render an annual account of the manner in which said moneys have been by them expended.
Страница 46 - Such a course of instruction will obviously consist of the following parts : 1. A careful review of the branches of knowledge required to be taught in our common schools ; it being, of course, the first requisite of a teacher that he should himself know well that which he is to aid others in learning.
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