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... textbooks of zoology required from students a sufficient knowledge of external gross anatomy to enable classification , they were interested more in certain traits which animals and men possess in common than in anatomy and morphology ...
... textbooks of zoology required from students a sufficient knowledge of external gross anatomy to enable classification , they were interested more in certain traits which animals and men possess in common than in anatomy and morphology ...
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... textbook . In this way , and with an occasional field excursion after living animals , the study of Zoölogy can be made of the highest interest and value , calling out both the observing and reflective faculties . In this text is a ...
... textbook . In this way , and with an occasional field excursion after living animals , the study of Zoölogy can be made of the highest interest and value , calling out both the observing and reflective faculties . In this text is a ...
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... textbook , was supposed to be rediscovered by the pupil from much and careful laboratory work . A committee report A committee report 24 which received wide circulation , showed the effect of Packard's influence in one of its ...
... textbook , was supposed to be rediscovered by the pupil from much and careful laboratory work . A committee report A committee report 24 which received wide circulation , showed the effect of Packard's influence in one of its ...
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... text- books the proportionate emphasis that it receives in actual practice . The human welfare relations of the subject ... textbook publisher to - day could be persuaded to issue a new laboratory manual in zoölogy for secondary schools ...
... text- books the proportionate emphasis that it receives in actual practice . The human welfare relations of the subject ... textbook publisher to - day could be persuaded to issue a new laboratory manual in zoölogy for secondary schools ...
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... textbook writers , evidently recognizing this situation , so worded prefaces to their texts as to make it pos- sible for their books to be used in either the elementary or high school . Witness : " Every boy and girl during the school ...
... textbook writers , evidently recognizing this situation , so worded prefaces to their texts as to make it pos- sible for their books to be used in either the elementary or high school . Witness : " Every boy and girl during the school ...
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Biology in Secondary Schools and the Training of Biology Teachers Charles William Finley No preview available - 1926 |
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Page 1 - Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink ? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed ? for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things. But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
Page 1 - Wherefore if God so clothe the grass of the field .... shall he not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith...
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Page 48 - The curriculum of the college is based upon the assumption that teachers should have first of all, and fundamental to all other preparation, a broad and liberal education; second, that they should be masters of...
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Page 3 - The teachers of morphological biology in the schools brought with them from the colleges certain ideas of method. Possibly the lecture system never took strong hold in the schools, but the laboratory method of the college, with much of its paraphernalia, did. The consequence of this was that thousands of young untrained pupils were required to cut, section, examine, and draw the parts of the dead bodies of unknown and unheard-of animals and plants, and later to reproduce in examinations what they...