The National Schoolmaster, Volúmenes7-8John Heywood, 1877 |
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... course for children . A boy or girl of eight or nine years old can travel by means of this book in the way of the French language by a path strewed with flowers . There are no rules of grammar . There are a number of simple lessons ...
... course for children . A boy or girl of eight or nine years old can travel by means of this book in the way of the French language by a path strewed with flowers . There are no rules of grammar . There are a number of simple lessons ...
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... course of a short time , so indoctrinate those who have been subject to its instruction as that they will require nothing more , when they themselves become fathers of families , than that their children should receive the same ...
... course of a short time , so indoctrinate those who have been subject to its instruction as that they will require nothing more , when they themselves become fathers of families , than that their children should receive the same ...
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... course of the River St. Lawrence , and the lakes connected with it , 3. Give notes of a lesson on the native tribes of Cape Colony , Australia , and British North America ; describing , as to children , the peculiarities of each . END ...
... course of the River St. Lawrence , and the lakes connected with it , 3. Give notes of a lesson on the native tribes of Cape Colony , Australia , and British North America ; describing , as to children , the peculiarities of each . END ...
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... course , varies ; but , with the thermometer at 60 ° F. and the barometer at 30 inches , the pressure on a square foot is 33,920 ounces . The total pressure at the bottom of the pond , under the above assumed conditions , would be ...
... course , varies ; but , with the thermometer at 60 ° F. and the barometer at 30 inches , the pressure on a square foot is 33,920 ounces . The total pressure at the bottom of the pond , under the above assumed conditions , would be ...
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... course of time there arose excellent monastic schools , such as the school in York , the curriculum of which had been handed down from Alcuin . These schools , however , were few in number , and between 1500 and 1530 they ceased to be ...
... course of time there arose excellent monastic schools , such as the school in York , the curriculum of which had been handed down from Alcuin . These schools , however , were few in number , and between 1500 and 1530 they ceased to be ...
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Página 16 - In any right-angled triangle, the square which is described upon the side subtending the right angle, is equal to the squares described upon the sides which contain the right angle.
Página 15 - If one side of a triangle be produced, the exterior angle is greater than either of the interior, and opposite angles.
Página 155 - In the schools provided by the Board the Bible shall be read, and there shall be given such- explanations and such instruction therefrom in the principles of morality and religion as are suited to the capacities of children.
Página 3 - For they provoked him to anger with their high places, and moved him to jealousy with their graven images.
Página 90 - ... recognised unless given in one of the printed forms annexed to this Order. All these forms shall be kept by every local authority, from whom they are to be obtained free of charge, except in the cases where any fee is specially allowed.
Página 82 - ... ii. If a school claiming annual grants for the first time has not been open for the whole year (Article 13) ; or, if a school has been closed during the year, under medical authority, on account of a local epidemic, or for any unavoidable cause, a proportionate reduction is made for the number of meetings (400) and attendances.
Página 89 - Any local authority, parent, or other person interested in the employment or education of a child over twelve and under fourteen, may require the principal teacher for the time being of any certified efficient school, which such child has attended, to furnish a certificate specifying the number of school attendances made by the child in the school during each year, for which the school registers are preserved.
Página 88 - II.) 3. When a local authority, under the power given by the 26th section of the Elementary Education Act, 1876, have obtained a return of the births of children in their district which will enable them to grant age certificates to individual children, they shall, on the application of any parent or other person interested in the education or employment of a child, grant such certificate under the hand of their clerk, or other officer deputed for the purpose, for a fee not exceeding 4d.
Página 93 - On the outside of the cover of each register should be legibly written the name of the school, and the year, also the department (boys, girls, mixed, or infant, as the case may be) and the class or classes to which it belongs.
Página 83 - DA special grant f of 101. (or 15/.), subject to a favourable report from the inspector, if the population within two miles, by the nearest road, from the school is less than 300 (or 200) souls, and there is no other public or State-aided school recognised by the Department as available for that population.