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Moreover , those who cherish a certain reluctance to the early entrance of pupils upon their school work can find numerous instances of gifted children who have begun their work late and seemingly suffered nothing thereby .
Moreover , those who cherish a certain reluctance to the early entrance of pupils upon their school work can find numerous instances of gifted children who have begun their work late and seemingly suffered nothing thereby .
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I say this with confidence , because we had in our possession elaborate records of the standing of these pupils in a variety of standardized arithmetical tests — data surely sufficient to compare favorably with the results of a single ...
I say this with confidence , because we had in our possession elaborate records of the standing of these pupils in a variety of standardized arithmetical tests — data surely sufficient to compare favorably with the results of a single ...
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Education which recognizes differences in pupils and makes corresponding adjustments of work will be efficient . Education which trains the pupils of a class as a uniform group will be inefficient , in spite of the excellence of the ...
Education which recognizes differences in pupils and makes corresponding adjustments of work will be efficient . Education which trains the pupils of a class as a uniform group will be inefficient , in spite of the excellence of the ...
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Contents
Editorial | 7 |
The Place of the Play in High School Miss May Hadley | 16 |
Can Greek Come Back W N Stearns | 24 |
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| Title | Journal, Volumes 52-62 |
| Author | Michigan Schoolmasters' Club |
| Published | 1917 |
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