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ments" and classroom work by the plan of "multiple recitations." . . . . . . Most of us would admit that good teachers are born, not made. Yet plastic surgery and ...
ments" and classroom work by the plan of "multiple recitations." . . . . . . Most of us would admit that good teachers are born, not made. Yet plastic surgery and ...
That much attention is being given to the teaching of elementary- chemistry is ... smaller colleges, conditions which must be radically changed before there can.
WISCONSIN. That much attention is being given to the teaching of elementary ... smaller colleges, conditions which must be radically changed before there.
James H. Walton, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. That much attention is ... of typical high schools of the state have been made available. These.
Investigations in the Teaching of Science in the Elementary and Secondary Schools (Curtis, Francis D.) B. Clifford Hendricks. J. Chem. Educ. , 1926, 3 (10), p 1205. DOI: 10.1021/ed003p1205.2. Publication Date: October 1926. Note: In lieu of an abstra
for the ELEMENTARY ORGANIC. LABORATORY. KEITH M. SEYMOUR*. Reed College, Portland, Oregon. A pewration of oxalic acid is described which is be-.
1934)]. The mechanical details of the course are stated for the ... The class consisted of twenty members. ... without mathematical illustration: gas laws, Avogad-.
Chemistry, an experimental science, was originally admitted to a place in high-school programs on the assumption that its aim would he to contribute something ...
the book summarizes their results and points out their signifi- cance to the teacher under the scientific attitude (17 pp.), meth- ods (31 pp.), the science curriculuh ...
