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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... YOUNG , President . IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary . DURAND W. SPRINGER , Treasurer . 1912 - CHICAGO , ILL . CARROLL G. PEARSE , President . IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary . KATHERINE D. BLAKE , Treasurer . 1913 - SALT LAKE CITY , UTAH EDWARD T ...
... YOUNG , President . IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary . DURAND W. SPRINGER , Treasurer . 1912 - CHICAGO , ILL . CARROLL G. PEARSE , President . IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary . KATHERINE D. BLAKE , Treasurer . 1913 - SALT LAKE CITY , UTAH EDWARD T ...
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... young men and women are largely refusing to enter the profession of teaching as a life - career . During the past school year from 30,000 to 70,000 children were without teachers in one of our largest metropolitan cities , because it ...
... young men and women are largely refusing to enter the profession of teaching as a life - career . During the past school year from 30,000 to 70,000 children were without teachers in one of our largest metropolitan cities , because it ...
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... young man and young woman between the ages of seventeen years and six months and twenty , such training to be carried on at such place and in such manner as may result to the particular advantage of the individual in the development of ...
... young man and young woman between the ages of seventeen years and six months and twenty , such training to be carried on at such place and in such manner as may result to the particular advantage of the individual in the development of ...
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... young men and women to enter upon teaching as a profession , a fact evidenst by the lessening number of graduates from normal schools and teachers ' colleges and also of students entering these institutions and by the steady decrease in ...
... young men and women to enter upon teaching as a profession , a fact evidenst by the lessening number of graduates from normal schools and teachers ' colleges and also of students entering these institutions and by the steady decrease in ...
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... young men and young women who have completed their secondary or pre- paratory education should be carefully selected to be sent to the various countries of South America , Australia , and the Old World to spend from four to six years in ...
... young men and young women who have completed their secondary or pre- paratory education should be carefully selected to be sent to the various countries of South America , Australia , and the Old World to spend from four to six years in ...
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