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Tomahawk, November 7, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross Nov 1933

Tomahawk, November 7, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

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The Ursinus Weekly, October 30, 1933, H. Allen Cooper, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake Oct 1933

The Ursinus Weekly, October 30, 1933, H. Allen Cooper, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Dr. Omwake tells of trip to Europe during summer • Coeds honor Dean Kline by planting of oak tree • Bears defeat Drexel Dragons, 7-0; grizzly cubs trounce foe, 19-0 • Enrollment prospects for next year are promising • All proofs of Ruby pictures must be returned on Wed. • Swarthmore hockey team breaks bears' streak, 3-2 • Temple harriers defeat bears in dual meet here • Senior class sponsors dance evening of Muhlenberg game • Professors lead freshmen in interesting discussions • Ursinus tries for x-country trophy at G-burg Saturday • Mitchell leads vespers in program featuring music • …

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The Ursinus Weekly, October 23, 1933, Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake Oct 1933

The Ursinus Weekly, October 23, 1933, Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Bears upset F. & M., old rivals, 6-0 • Changes in rushing rules made operative by council • Ursinus represented at Dickinson's celebration • Cross country runners lose to F. & M., 22-33 • Ursinus host to YMCA at district conference • I.N.A. convention will meet at Johns-Hopkins • Drexel eleven will be bear foe this Saturday • Prof. Brownback addresses YM on religion-science • Fourth straight win for Ursinus hockey team • Harriers to open home season against Temple • Y.W.C.A. and W.S.G.A. to sponsor mass meeting • Musical takes place of big-little sister party • Fraternity holds banquet …

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Taylor University Echo: October, 20, 1933, Taylor University Oct 1933

Taylor University Echo: October, 20, 1933, Taylor University

1933-1934 (Volume 21)

Fulkerson Explains Importance Of Japan In World Relations – County Art Exhibit Slated for October 27 – Ministers Offered Fine Opportunity – Philos Present “The Coming Of The Dawn” – Missionaries Plan African Trip Soon – Thalos Win Rush Day Victory – Thalonians Present Unique Indian Play – Officers Are Chosen By Girls’ Glee Club – Lelague Production Is Well Attended – University Debaters Plan Fine Schedule For Current Year – Eurekans Hold Year’s First Open Meeting – From The Editor – Campus Citizenship – School Spirit – Hub-Dubs – Alumni News – Senior Directory – Dr. Oborn Speaks on …

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Social Studies As It Serves The Function Of Education In America, Allie F. Schwartz Oct 1933

Social Studies As It Serves The Function Of Education In America, Allie F. Schwartz

Bachelors’ Theses

The Purpose of the Elementary School. - The purpose of of the elementary school is to administer to the needs of childhood. These needs are intellectual, physical, moral, and social. The intellectual needs are satisfied by a thorough mastery of the tools of learning. A stimulation of the normal health and growth of the body meets the child’s physical needs. It’s moral needs may be met by setting up recognized standards of conduct and insisting upon obedience of rightful authority. Social needs require the organization of and participation in group activities.

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The Ursinus Weekly, September 18, 1933, Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake Sep 1933

The Ursinus Weekly, September 18, 1933, Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Cyrus Curtis, benefactor of college, dies in June • 129 new students will register for coming year • McAvoy's 1933 grid team points for Villanova • Ursinus coaching school pronounced huge success • Frosh busily engaged in week-end activities • Faculty strengthened by recent additions to staff • Complete orientation program for freshmen • Faculty members spend profitable vacations • Cross country practice will begin this week • "New Deal" planned this year by YM cabinet • New books for library reviewed by librarian • Soccer team to open campaign with Girard • Grizzly Gridder selected as football program title

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The Teaching Of Mathematics In The Junior High School, M. Rosemary Hoeffel Sep 1933

The Teaching Of Mathematics In The Junior High School, M. Rosemary Hoeffel

Bachelors’ Theses

The purpose of this thesis is to show how the study of the child and interest in the development of his mind has led to greater care in the choice of the subject matter of mathematics as well as in its presentation.

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1933-1934 Lsu Medical Center Catalog/Bulletin: School Of Medicine, Office Of The Registrar Sep 1933

1933-1934 Lsu Medical Center Catalog/Bulletin: School Of Medicine, Office Of The Registrar

Catalogs and Bulletins

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The Handbook Of Marshall College, 1933-1934, Marshall University Aug 1933

The Handbook Of Marshall College, 1933-1934, Marshall University

Marshall University Student Handbook

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Silent Work-Type Reading And Activities In The Fourth Period, Audrey Gudex Aug 1933

Silent Work-Type Reading And Activities In The Fourth Period, Audrey Gudex

Bachelors’ Theses

Reading has been divided into various periods because children pass through different stages of development in acquiring mature reading habits. The elementary school must provide appropriate training at each stage of development.

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The Evening School Of Business Administration Aug 1933

The Evening School Of Business Administration

University of Richmond Business School Course Catalogs

1933-1934

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The Alumnus, V17n3, July 1933, Iowa State Teachers College Jul 1933

The Alumnus, V17n3, July 1933, Iowa State Teachers College

The Alumnus

Inside This Issue:
-- Meet the Faculty of Teachers College
-- Dean of Men
-- Dean of Women
-- Finance Secretary
-- Registrar
-- Superintendent
-- "Teach Civilization, Not Subjects," Says Dr. Judd
-- Six Hundred Gather For Graduation Dinner
-- Four Alumni Honored By Teachers Association
-- Class Memorials Beautify Campus Grounds
-- Twenty-Five Year Class Celebrates Anniversary
-- Many Teacher Actors Join Ranks of Alumni
-- Athletes Awarded Honors at Special Program
-- New Coach Has Eight Lettermen, Stiff Schedule
-- Baseball Squad Wins Five Games, Loses Three
-- Alumni News
-- Marriages
-- Births
-- Deaths
-- …

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Activity And Relationship In Social Science Teaching In The Fifth And Sixth Grades, Jenny B. Joyce Jul 1933

Activity And Relationship In Social Science Teaching In The Fifth And Sixth Grades, Jenny B. Joyce

Bachelors’ Theses

In using the term "activity", I am referring to pupil activity, the self-activity of the child. Brunkes claims that it is a necessary element in obvious. Geography is a living, growing subject. In it the child studies about the activities of the people of the world. The subject itself is active. The old formal question-answer method, the inflexible outline method do not bring the required results. Furthermore, it is common knowledge in the realm of pedagogy that learning is an active process. The most effective learning takes place when the child is engaged in some purposeful activity. In other words, …

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Play And Health, Margaret E. Mcmahon Jul 1933

Play And Health, Margaret E. Mcmahon

Bachelors’ Theses

The aim of this thesis is to present a range and variety of materials that may help the reader to become acquainted with the problems of health and play, which are gaining increasing recognition and emphasis as fundamental essentials in life and education.

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Concrete Material In The Teaching Of History, Florence R. Crabtree Jul 1933

Concrete Material In The Teaching Of History, Florence R. Crabtree

Bachelors’ Theses

Of the importance and value of using concrete, il­lustrative material in the teaching of history in order to help the student become sensitive to the conditions and events of the past, education of the present day is becom­ing more conscious.

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The Ursinus Weekly, June 5, 1933, Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake, Franklin Irvin Sheeder Jr. Jun 1933

The Ursinus Weekly, June 5, 1933, Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, George Leslie Omwake, Franklin Irvin Sheeder Jr.

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

New science building dedicated at sixty-third annual commencement • Dr. Paul Gerhard speaks at baccalaureate service • Beethoven's "Mass in D" is commencement oratorio • Court trials featured at class day exercises • Johnsonmen down Drexel in final game of season • Ursinus Woman's Club holds business meeting • Business luncheon held by alumni athletic club • Prizes awarded at annual commencement • Board of Directors holds annual session at college • Four appointments made to the teaching staff • Four honorary degrees awarded at commencement • Alumni association elects officers for the coming year • Open scholarship awards announced …

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Louisiana State University And Agricultural And Mechanical College - 1933 - Seventy-Second Annual Commencement, Office Of The Registrar, Lsu Health Sciences Center-No Jun 1933

Louisiana State University And Agricultural And Mechanical College - 1933 - Seventy-Second Annual Commencement, Office Of The Registrar, Lsu Health Sciences Center-No

Graduation & Commencement Programs

The program for the 72nd Annual Commencement of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College held June 5th, 1933.

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General Academic Catalog (1933-1934), Municipal University Of Omaha Jun 1933

General Academic Catalog (1933-1934), Municipal University Of Omaha

Graduate Catalogs

The general catalog for the academic years 1933-1934.

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Activities Of County School Superintendents In Kentucky, G. R. Mccoy Jun 1933

Activities Of County School Superintendents In Kentucky, G. R. Mccoy

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

This study is undertaken to find out what activities are actually performed by the county school superintendent in the state of Kentucky. Much theorizing has been done about what he should do and how he should allocate his time, but it seems that no one has done much to find out just what he does. Courses of instruction are being offered in many colleges for the purpose of preparing person to administer efficiently the office of county school superintendent. These courses are based mainly on theory and not on facts. It is hoped that this study will aid instructors in …

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The New School In The Upper Grades, Selma F. Tonn Jun 1933

The New School In The Upper Grades, Selma F. Tonn

Bachelors’ Theses

The chief equipment a good teacher needs is a sympathetic understanding of child nature and child interests, and common sense or tact in the choice and use of methods of teaching suited to them. Anyone who has often seen the happy eager faces of all the children in a class of thirty-five or more can speak with authority. To discover the particular interests of each child; to choose those which have broad, various, and valuable educational opportunities, which can serve as ’’leads” to further interests and wider experience; to give children experience in living as it is natural to them …

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The Need Of Vocational Guidance, John Wood Jun 1933

The Need Of Vocational Guidance, John Wood

Bachelors’ Theses

The aim of this study is to show there is need of some competent, responsible, agency to assist individuals in the selection of a vocation and to render further assistance, if necessary, to the individual after the choice of a vocation has been made.

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Literature For Little Children, Marie A. Ruberg Jun 1933

Literature For Little Children, Marie A. Ruberg

Bachelors’ Theses

Working in the capacity of one whose duty it is to make the five and six year old child's experience deeper, wider, and more satisfying through the medium of literature the writer has realized that there is an inexhaustible amount of knowledge and appreciation to acquire in order to have a background required for intelligently evaluating literature to be used and for effectively inculcating appreciation for that selection into the children.

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Tomahawk, May 23, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross May 1933

Tomahawk, May 23, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

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Tomahawk, May 9, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross May 1933

Tomahawk, May 9, 1933, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

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Pacific Review May 1933 (Commencement Issue), Pacific Alumni Association May 1933

Pacific Review May 1933 (Commencement Issue), Pacific Alumni Association

Pacific Magazine and Pacific Review

No abstract provided.

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Health Education In The Primary Grades, Aurelia S. Taterczynski May 1933

Health Education In The Primary Grades, Aurelia S. Taterczynski

Bachelors’ Theses

It seems that the schools of today have the real responsibility and task of teaching health education, so it has become a part of the educational program of almost every school system, as a result many schools are now equipped with medical and dental clinics. Undernourished children are aided in maintaining a balanced diet. School lunch-rooms furnish wholesome foods. Physical examinations and. home visits from school nurses constitute part of the program. Then, too, the teacher has become responsible, not only, for the training of the minds of children, but also for the health and welfare of the children in …

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Mastering Reading Difficulties In The Primary Grades Of Rural And State Graded Schools, Johanna S. Gnauck May 1933

Mastering Reading Difficulties In The Primary Grades Of Rural And State Graded Schools, Johanna S. Gnauck

Bachelors’ Theses

Many investigations have recently teen made in various phases of reading problems and reading difficulties, lost of this research work has, however, been undertaken in experimental schools or in school systems of considerable size, equipped with capable, experienced, well qualified, and adequately compensated instructors, supervisors, and school administrators.

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Radio In The Elementary School, Lenore Mary Stagg May 1933

Radio In The Elementary School, Lenore Mary Stagg

Bachelors’ Theses

Radio is a magic instrument of unity and power destined to link nations, to enlarge knowledge, to remove misunderstandings, and to promote truth. But it will not achieve these things unless we keep a more watchful eye on those who use it and those who control it. We should arouse in all people a greater sense of their responsibility for the proper use of this modern miracle. One of the distinguishing features of American democracy is the excellence of its common school system. Another name for common school is elementary school. Children who are engaged in the Kindergarten and the …

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The "New Deal" In Physical Education, William J. Luoma May 1933

The "New Deal" In Physical Education, William J. Luoma

Bachelors’ Theses

It would have been an interesting study to investigate the history of physical training, and to trace the different opinions, events, and epochs which have shaped and characterized the development of this important phase of education. The development of these different exercises and the influence they would have upon the development of the people would also have been an interesting study.

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Drama In The Elementary School, Ruth Mcdill May 1933

Drama In The Elementary School, Ruth Mcdill

Bachelors’ Theses

That the dramatic instinct is inherent in man, and has not been acquired with civilization, has been established by careful studies of the practices of primitive peoples, by observation of children’s mimicries and rhythmic actions, and by tracing the development of drama through all the ages. It has been noted that all the rudimentary elements of primitive drama are still a part of civilized dramatic art. Man is religious by nature, and he has always manifested his religion in dramatic ceremonial. It is from the religious ceremonial of primitive people that drama has evolved.

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