Education, Volumen34New England Publishing Company, 1914 |
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... boys and girls of 1846 did not spell as well as the boys and girls of the same age today . This old examination consisted of twenty rather difficult words , such as evanescent , feignedly , and chiro- graphy , and was given to eighty ...
... boys and girls of 1846 did not spell as well as the boys and girls of the same age today . This old examination consisted of twenty rather difficult words , such as evanescent , feignedly , and chiro- graphy , and was given to eighty ...
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... boys show more rapid improvement than girls , but girls excel in quickness and in legibility of spell- ing ; rate of movement and spelling accuracy tend to vary to- gether , and both are functions of general mental capacity . After the ...
... boys show more rapid improvement than girls , but girls excel in quickness and in legibility of spell- ing ; rate of movement and spelling accuracy tend to vary to- gether , and both are functions of general mental capacity . After the ...
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... sensorial occur with about the same frequency . He found no relation of age to frequency of either kind . Boys showed a slightly higher degree of motorial error than girls . About one - fifth of all 4 Education for September.
... sensorial occur with about the same frequency . He found no relation of age to frequency of either kind . Boys showed a slightly higher degree of motorial error than girls . About one - fifth of all 4 Education for September.
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... boys . The variation was less in the primary and greater in the upper grades in Wallin's test . The average pupil was found in- ferior and the accelerated pupil superior to the normal . Wallin concludes that there was transference of ...
... boys . The variation was less in the primary and greater in the upper grades in Wallin's test . The average pupil was found in- ferior and the accelerated pupil superior to the normal . Wallin concludes that there was transference of ...
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... boys and girls are growing up in almost absolute ignorance of our political machinery and its working . They do not even read the newspapers consistently , except the sporting and fashion sections . To be required to read the editorial ...
... boys and girls are growing up in almost absolute ignorance of our political machinery and its working . They do not even read the newspapers consistently , except the sporting and fashion sections . To be required to read the editorial ...
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