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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... institutions the Association recognizes that at present the demand for separate higher instruction for women is ... institution . 16. The Association believes that secret societies , fraternities , and sororities are inimical to the best ...
... institutions the Association recognizes that at present the demand for separate higher instruction for women is ... institution . 16. The Association believes that secret societies , fraternities , and sororities are inimical to the best ...
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... institutions are now beginning to disseminate will gradually illumine the teaching of history in the lower grades of schools . We hear much of the emancipation of the high school from the dominating influence of the college . In the ...
... institutions are now beginning to disseminate will gradually illumine the teaching of history in the lower grades of schools . We hear much of the emancipation of the high school from the dominating influence of the college . In the ...
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... institutions that are organized and equipped and maintained by the people's own will and at their cost that a democratic society can adequately provide for its higher educational needs as well as for its other social and political ...
... institutions that are organized and equipped and maintained by the people's own will and at their cost that a democratic society can adequately provide for its higher educational needs as well as for its other social and political ...
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... institutions of higher learning a very high value . He says : The older American colleges in the days of their weakness sought and obtained a measure of state aid . All these institutions , however , as the difficulties of political con ...
... institutions of higher learning a very high value . He says : The older American colleges in the days of their weakness sought and obtained a measure of state aid . All these institutions , however , as the difficulties of political con ...
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... institution of higher education in a democracy utterly to forget God , that institution would certainly atrophy and ... institutions . There have always been , and probably may always be , many who demur , who declare from a narrow and ...
... institution of higher education in a democracy utterly to forget God , that institution would certainly atrophy and ... institutions . There have always been , and probably may always be , many who demur , who declare from a narrow and ...
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