Education, Volumen57New England Publishing Company, 1937 |
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... effectively , the student must first be taught what constitutes a grammat- cial sentence elements , its nature , its functions , and its most effective use in the various types of thought units , then he can intelligently apply this ...
... effectively , the student must first be taught what constitutes a grammat- cial sentence elements , its nature , its functions , and its most effective use in the various types of thought units , then he can intelligently apply this ...
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... effective instruction in spelling . From the nature of the abilities involved it becomes clear that vivid presentation of the visual form of the word , pronouncing it , spell- ing the letters , and directing attention to their order are ...
... effective instruction in spelling . From the nature of the abilities involved it becomes clear that vivid presentation of the visual form of the word , pronouncing it , spell- ing the letters , and directing attention to their order are ...
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... effective methods would have arrested the forgetting in its early stages . It is a matter of com- mon observation that many pupils of at least average ability cannot spell large numbers of the most commonly used words although they may ...
... effective methods would have arrested the forgetting in its early stages . It is a matter of com- mon observation that many pupils of at least average ability cannot spell large numbers of the most commonly used words although they may ...
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Acta and Agenda Adult Education Council 251 315 452 515 580 | 24 |
Adult Education and Educational Opportunity Michael J Ahern 184 | 79 |
Art in the Schools Alfred G Pelikan | 86 |
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