School: A Monthly Record of Educational Thought and Progress, Volume 7John Murray, 1907 |
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... realise the value and importance of co- operation in this matter , we cannot hope to arrive within even a measurable distance of our ideal . The Bootle Public Library Committee has elaborated a scheme for issuing books from the central ...
... realise the value and importance of co- operation in this matter , we cannot hope to arrive within even a measurable distance of our ideal . The Bootle Public Library Committee has elaborated a scheme for issuing books from the central ...
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... realise the signifi- cance of voluntary action ; the world is no longer merely a sphere in which activity for its own sake is a delight , but a field of battle in which great prizes may be won , though foes are many , and at times over ...
... realise the signifi- cance of voluntary action ; the world is no longer merely a sphere in which activity for its own sake is a delight , but a field of battle in which great prizes may be won , though foes are many , and at times over ...
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... realise what might be done by not merely accepting more or less sulkily the control of the Board of Education , but insisting upon it , even with so much noise as to have a voice in it - why , the water might begin to quench the fire ...
... realise what might be done by not merely accepting more or less sulkily the control of the Board of Education , but insisting upon it , even with so much noise as to have a voice in it - why , the water might begin to quench the fire ...
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... realised that English business men were much handicapped by the fact that clerks came to them with no special training , or particular interest in the work they were to do . They drifted into a business life rather than accepted it as ...
... realised that English business men were much handicapped by the fact that clerks came to them with no special training , or particular interest in the work they were to do . They drifted into a business life rather than accepted it as ...
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... realising that they should be gaining the knowledge of a number of striking and beautiful truths ! For them the " enunciation " is nothing much : they are not expected to remember it , and it merely serves as the word " Go " at the ...
... realising that they should be gaining the knowledge of a number of striking and beautiful truths ! For them the " enunciation " is nothing much : they are not expected to remember it , and it merely serves as the word " Go " at the ...
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ALBEMARLE STREET arithmetic attention authority B.Sc begin Blackie Board of Education boys Cheltenham Cheltenham College child classical College corporal punishment course Crown 8vo curriculum deal Edited Edward Arnold elementary English Literature examination exercises fact Fcap French geography German girls give given Grammar Greek H. C. WYLD HAILEYBURY COLLEGE headmaster hobby Illustrations important interest JOHN MURRAY knowledge language Latin lesson London Lord Acton Macmillan master mathematics means ment mental method mind modern natural nett object organisation parents philately physical post free practical prefect present Professor psychology public school pupils question readers realise recognised reform scheme scholars schoolmaster secondary schools sentence story taught teacher teaching things tion Trinity College University Uppingham verb volume W. H. D. Rouse words young
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Page 145 - Small 8vo. is. 6d. each. Aristophanes. THE CLOUDS. THE FROGS. THE KNIGHTS. PLUTUS. Euripides. IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS. THE CYCLOPS. ION. ELECTRA. ALCESTIS.
Page 152 - to carry on the work of the Royal College of Science and the Royal School of Mines...
Page 153 - College will be to give the highest specialised instruction and to provide the fullest equipment for the most advanced training and research in various branches of science, especially in its application to industry...
Page 128 - I seemed to myself to have been endeavouring to decipher a palimpsest, and one not erased and written upon just once, but five or six times over. " Having erased, as it were, the characters of the culminating type — those of the gaudy Indian bird — I seemed to be amongst the sombre grouse ; and then, towards incubation, the characters of the sand-grouse and hemipod stood out before me. Rubbing these away in my downward work, the form of the Tinamou looked me in the face ; then the aberrant ostrich...
Page 145 - EXERCISES IN ARITHMETIC. Arranged and adapted to the Sections in HAMBLIN SMITH'S "Treatise on Arithmetic.
Page 128 - Whilst at work I seemed to myself to have been endeavouring to decipher a palimpsest, and one not erased and written upon again just once, but five or six times over. " Having erased, as it were, the characters of the culminating type — those of the gaudy Indian bird — I seemed to be amongst the sombre Grouse; and then, towards incubation, the characters of the Sand-grouse and Hemipod stood out before me. Rubbing these away, in my downward work the form of the Tinamou looked me in the face ;...
Page 76 - Nor is he far astray who deems That every hope, which rises and grows broad In the world's heart, by ordered impulse streams From the great heart of God. God wills, man hopes : in common souls Hope is but vague and undefined, Till from the poet's tongue the message rolls A blessing to his kind. Never did Poesy appear So full of...
Page 76 - All that hath been majestical In life or death, since time began, Is native in the simple heart of all, The angel heart of man.
Page 145 - A POCKET DICTIONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES ; being a careful abridgment of the...
Page 40 - Education direct, and the power to make such arrangements as may be sanctioned by the Board of Education for attending to the health and physical condition of children educated in public elementary schools.