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... WRITING ( STANDARD I. ) IV . ARITHMETIC ( STANDARD I. ) ... ... ... ... V. CLASS SUBJECTS , SCHEDULE II . ( STANDARD I. ) VI . NEEDLEWORK AND SINGING ( STANDARD I. ) VII . STANDARD II . VIII . READING ( STANDARD II . ) IX . WRITING ...
... WRITING ( STANDARD I. ) IV . ARITHMETIC ( STANDARD I. ) ... ... ... ... V. CLASS SUBJECTS , SCHEDULE II . ( STANDARD I. ) VI . NEEDLEWORK AND SINGING ( STANDARD I. ) VII . STANDARD II . VIII . READING ( STANDARD II . ) IX . WRITING ...
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... written tersely , and in order that the living voice of the Head Teacher may illustrate and amplify these . When mistakes in teaching are made by the individuals of the staff , it would be useful for the Head Teacher to refer the junior ...
... written tersely , and in order that the living voice of the Head Teacher may illustrate and amplify these . When mistakes in teaching are made by the individuals of the staff , it would be useful for the Head Teacher to refer the junior ...
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... WRITING . " Copy in manuscript characters a line of print , and write from dictation not more than ten easy words , commencing with capital letters . Copy - books ( large or half - text hand ) to be shown . " " The Writing ( and ...
... WRITING . " Copy in manuscript characters a line of print , and write from dictation not more than ten easy words , commencing with capital letters . Copy - books ( large or half - text hand ) to be shown . " " The Writing ( and ...
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... WRITING.This includes spelling , which really belongs rather to the reading , and ought to be taught and examined with it . Occasional writing on paper , even in Standard I. , will be found to conduce to neatness , and is always enjoyed ...
... WRITING.This includes spelling , which really belongs rather to the reading , and ought to be taught and examined with it . Occasional writing on paper , even in Standard I. , will be found to conduce to neatness , and is always enjoyed ...
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... WRITING . " In Standard I. the writing exercises should , as a rule , be done on slates , and should be regarded chiefly as a test of hand - writing , i.e. of the child's power of making and combining script letters ( small and capital ) ...
... WRITING . " In Standard I. the writing exercises should , as a rule , be done on slates , and should be regarded chiefly as a test of hand - writing , i.e. of the child's power of making and combining script letters ( small and capital ) ...
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Page 300 - CROMWELL, our chief of men, who through a cloud Not of war only, but detractions rude, Guided by faith and matchless fortitude, To peace and truth thy glorious way hast ploughed...
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Page 293 - ... supposes he is as well able to bombast out a blank verse as the best of you; and being an absolute Johannes factotum, is in his own conceit the only Shake-scene in a country.