The Social Studies, Volume 35McKinley Publishing Company, 1944 |
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... cent read magazines more and 35 per cent read books more . This newspaper habit cannot be created by teaching history chronologically , for so little is found in news- papers pertaining to past events that their time is wasted ; they ...
... cent read magazines more and 35 per cent read books more . This newspaper habit cannot be created by teaching history chronologically , for so little is found in news- papers pertaining to past events that their time is wasted ; they ...
Page 258
... cent of the country , hilly regions 9 per cent , plateaus 34 per cent , basins 16 per cent , and alluvial plains 10 per cent . China's coast line , which extends for slightly more than 5,350 miles from Yalu River in Liaoning to Tunghing ...
... cent of the country , hilly regions 9 per cent , plateaus 34 per cent , basins 16 per cent , and alluvial plains 10 per cent . China's coast line , which extends for slightly more than 5,350 miles from Yalu River in Liaoning to Tunghing ...
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... cent is lost ; in twenty days 60 per cent ; and in forty days 70 per cent . In a splendid statement the Report declares : " The truth is that at any one level much may be taught , less will be learned , and a great deal will sub ...
... cent is lost ; in twenty days 60 per cent ; and in forty days 70 per cent . In a splendid statement the Report declares : " The truth is that at any one level much may be taught , less will be learned , and a great deal will sub ...
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Propaganda in the American Civil War | 26 |
Visual and Other Aids Maurice | 34 |
Book Reviews and Book Notes Richard History Never Had a Greater Challenge Pupil Preferences in the Learning | 39 |
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