Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
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It is a pleasant duty to present to this Board and the community the Annual Report of the Schools of Boston , on account of the enjoyment resulting from a genial admiration and love of our institutions of Public Instruction .
It is a pleasant duty to present to this Board and the community the Annual Report of the Schools of Boston , on account of the enjoyment resulting from a genial admiration and love of our institutions of Public Instruction .
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In our schools , therefore , less regard should be had for immediate and ostensible results of instruction and influence than for their remote and future effect , as bearing upon the maturer development and active employment of those ...
In our schools , therefore , less regard should be had for immediate and ostensible results of instruction and influence than for their remote and future effect , as bearing upon the maturer development and active employment of those ...
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... and their examinations will be pleasant and satisfactory . PROGRAMME . In this connection it is proper to recognize the value of the course of study and instruction which is pursued in those Primary and Grammar schools , in which ...
... and their examinations will be pleasant and satisfactory . PROGRAMME . In this connection it is proper to recognize the value of the course of study and instruction which is pursued in those Primary and Grammar schools , in which ...
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It is the means of simplifying and making plain the daily interests of our schools . It makes clear and open standing ground to rest upon in their instruction . It is , perhaps , not important to speak more 10 ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORT .
It is the means of simplifying and making plain the daily interests of our schools . It makes clear and open standing ground to rest upon in their instruction . It is , perhaps , not important to speak more 10 ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORT .
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The following extract from the programme itself is submitted as evidence of its clearness and importance , and that all interested in the direct instruction of our schools should study and use it as a positive power for good .
The following extract from the programme itself is submitted as evidence of its clearness and importance , and that all interested in the direct instruction of our schools should study and use it as a positive power for good .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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