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The Organization Of A Functional Library For The Mound City, Kansas, High School, John L. Carmichael Jul 1952

The Organization Of A Functional Library For The Mound City, Kansas, High School, John L. Carmichael

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The nature of the educative process widespread throughout the United States, with its emphasis upon textbooks and uniform learning, has tended to make the school library appear as an extra rather than an essential. Consequently, money has been spent on the library only with left over from other departments. Many teachers encouraged the pupil to use the library solely for leisure reading or for some other information if, or sometimes after, lessons were done. Administration in many schools have not been educational leaders. They have stood by and have been unaffected by controversies over teaching methods and materials to be …


A Basis For The Establishment Of The Graphic Arts Area In The General Shop, Jerrold E. Klinginsmith May 1952

A Basis For The Establishment Of The Graphic Arts Area In The General Shop, Jerrold E. Klinginsmith

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This study is a proposal to include the graphic arts area in the general shop. A brief history of the general shop is given along with its evolving philosophies, and data showing the close relationship of the graphic arts to these philosophies. An analysis is made of the industrial arts objectives, as set forth by the American Vocational Association, and how the graphic arts contribute to the fulfillment of these objectives is indicated. Contributions of the graphic arts to the general education of the student are given and substantiating data and charts presented. Exploratory experiences in linoleum block printing, silk …