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Maria Montessori, John R. O'Donnell

University of Dayton Review

Dr. Maria Montessori was born in Italy in 1870. At the age of 24 she became the first woman to receive a medical degree from the University of Rome. As assistant physician in the psychiatric clinic of the University of Rome, she became interested in the learning ability of mentally and physically atypical children. Her interest in this field was furthered by her reading of the success of Dr. Edward Sequin, a French physician, who was doing extensive work with the education of [people with learning disabilities].

Dr. Montessori founded the Orthophrenic School in Rome in 1898 and carried on …

A Look At Philosophical Analysis, Ralph L. Pounds

University of Dayton Review

The author of this article, Dr. Ralph L. Pounds, is the author of many books and a Professor of Education at the University of Cincinnati. This article was first given as the presidential address of the Ohio Valley Philosophy of Education Society.

A Tribute To Brother Louis J. Faerber, S.M., On The Occasion Of His Departure From The University Of Dayton To Assume The Post Of Educational Supervisor Of The New York Province Of The Society Of Mary, Joseph J. Panzer S.M.

University of Dayton Review

In analyzing the full, rich, varied career of a successful person, is it possible to point the finger unerringly at his greatest single achievement? In the case of the man whom we are honoring tonight, it is not at all improbable that history will one day indicate that the comprehensive Self-Survey of the University which he inspired and directed in 1956-57 was his finest accomplishment. For on the strengths and weaknesses revealed by that searching appraisal, and on the sound recommendations that followed, the University has based the planning and decision-making that have made it the greater, the more mature, …

Front Matter, University Of Dayton, Ellis A. Joseph

University of Dayton Review

Cover; table of contents; dedication to Louis J. Faerber, S.M., former dean of the University of Dayton School of Education; preface by Ellis A. Joseph, Education Editor.

Friedrich Wilhelm Froebel: Unity And Creativity, Lawrence J. Sorohan

University of Dayton Review

Friedrich Wilhelm Froebel (1782-1852), the son of a clergyman, was born in Oberweissbach, Thuringia, Germany. He was educated at Jena following an apprenticeship in forestry. Later he worked with an architect before teaching. He visited Pestalozzi's school at Yverdon in 1805 and again in 1808. He opened his first school in 1816. In 1826 The Education of Man was published; it is considered to be his most important work. Froebel first used the name “kindergarten” for his school in 1840.

The author of this article, Lawrence J. Sorohan, is a former member of the faculty of the University of Dayton. …

Edward Chace Tolman's Sign-Gestalt Theory Of Learning, M. Michel Keenan I.H.M

University of Dayton Review

Edward Chace Tolman was born in West Newton, Massachusetts, on April 14, 1886. He studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and received his Ph.D. from Harvard in 1915. He afterward taught at Northwestern University until 1918, then at the University of California, Berkeley, until retirement in 1954. His major work is Purposive Behavior in Animals and Men (1932). The entire bibliography of his writings is found in a 1951 publication entitled Collected Papers in Psychology. Another biography and bibliography of Tolman is found in the American Psychologist volume 13: 155-158, (1958). Tolman died in Berkeley, California, on November …

In Search Of Morals In A Democracy, Donald W. Felker

University of Dayton Review

Donald W. Felker is a professor at the Institute for Child Study at the University of Maryland. His article was originally given as an address before the Ohio Valley Philosophy of Education Society.

Thinking Critically And Teaching Critical Thinking, George S. Maccia

University of Dayton Review

At the outset I wish to acknowledge that the argument employed in this paper is derived from The Idea of a Social Science by Peter Winch. Extensions relate to what I believe is the significance of the argument for critical thinking and teaching critical thinking. I shall set forth the argument and its significance as answers to the following questions:

1. What does it mean to say that one follows a rule?
2. What does it mean to say that one knows a rule?
3. What is the context for critical thinking?
4. What are some criteria of critical thinking?
5. What might we do …

Self, Ideal Self, And Occupational Role: Perceptual Congruence In Vocationally Committed College Women, Marion Hosinski S.S.M.

University of Dayton Review

Sister Marion Hosinski, S.S.M., earned her doctorate at the University of Notre Dame. Her article is related to her Ph.D. dissertation, which was directed by Dr. Nathaniel Pallone.

The Marian Philatelist, Whole No. 31, A. S. Horn, W. J. Hoffman

The Marian Philatelist

No abstract provided.

Operation Motivate Program Is A Successful Venture

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News release announcing the six-week program, Operation Motivate, has been deemed a success in the first three weeks.

Dr. Donald C. Lord Will Be The Guest Lecturer At Ndea Summer Institute In History

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News release announcing Dr. Donald C. Lord will guest lecture at the University of Dayton NDEA Summer Institute in History.

U.S. Office Of Education Awards Grant For Secondary Education Faculty Development, University Of Dayton

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The Department of Secondary Education, in cooperation with the Department of English at the University of Dayton, has been awarded $44,150 by the U.S. Office of Education principally for faculty development. It is anticipated that the two departments will add faculty members competent in linguistics, English education, and the advanced psychology of learning. An amount in excess of $30,000 is to be used for faculty development; $10,000 for the improvement of library holdings; and approximately $1,000 for practicum experiences.

David Lantz Awarded Music Scholarship

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News release announcing 1967 graduate of Belmont high school, David Lantz, has been awarded a music scholarship by the University of Dayton Music Department.

The Department Of Secondary Education Awarded $44,150 For Faculty Development

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News release announcing the U.S. Office of Education has award the Department of Secondary Education in cooperation with the Department of English $44,150 for the use of faculty development.

Three Theology Department Members Granted A Leave Of Absence To Continue Studies

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News release announcing Professor Joseph Brown, Professor Ralph Cardillo, and Randolph Lumpp of the theology department have all been granted a leave of absence to continue their studies for doctoral degrees.

The Three-Part Summer Religion In Life Series Will Feature Panel Discussions And Lectures

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News release announcing the three-part Summer Religion in Life Series at the University of Dayton will cover the philosophy of Saul Alinsky in Black Power and social change, celibacy: priesthood and personal fulfillment; and Mary; Men and God. The program will feature panel discussions and lectures.

The University Of Dayton To Present Eighth Annual Concert Under The Stars Series

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News release announcing the eighth annual Concert Under the Stars series with three concerts as a continuation of the Miriam Rosenthal Memorial Series.

Twenty University Of Dayton Seniors To Receive Upper-Class Scholarships

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News release announcing twenty University of Dayton seniors for the 1967-68 school year will receive Upper-class Scholarships.

Chemistry Department Awarded Grant To Conduct Institute In Chemistry

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News release announcing the University of Dayton Chemistry Department has been awarded a grant of $7,580 by the National Science Foundation to conduct an In Service Institute in Chemistry for high school teachers.

The University Of Dayton To Hold Workshop In Human Relations

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News release announcing a Workshop in Human Relations, directed by Dr. Mary Jo Huth, will be held at the University of Dayton in order for participants to gain a better knowledge of the principles and techniques involved in good human relations.

Ndea Institute In Spanish Conducted By The Department Of Languages

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News release announcing the University of Dayton Department of Languages will hold a seven week NDEA Institute in Spanish for secondary school teachers.

Teacher Improvement Program Initiated By The University Of Dayton's Elementary Education Department

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News release announcing the Teacher Improvement program, initiated by the University of Dayton's Department of Elementary Education, will make use of an $18,000 mobile television unit.

The University Of Dayton Receives Share Of Business Contributions

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News release announcing the University of Dayton has received its $119,614.11 share of business contributions through the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges.

Five Visiting Priest-Scholars To Teach In Theological Graduate Program During The Summer

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News release announcing five visiting priest-scholars will teach in the University of Dayton's theological graduate program during the summer.

The University Of Dayton Offers Two Four-Year General Motors Scholarships

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News release announcing Katherine Schipper and Ronald Vennekotter have been selected as General Motors four-year scholarship recipients offered by the University of Dayton.

National Science Foundation Instructional Scientific Equipment Awards Grant To The Department Of Biology

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News release announcing the National Science Foundation Instructional Scientific Equipment Grant has been awarded to the University of Dayton Department of Biology for $7,800.

Annual Marianist Mission Institute To Be Held On The University Of Dayton Campus

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News release announcing a five week missionary orientation and indoctrination program, the annual Marianist Mission Institute, to acquaint participants with some of the realities of mission life to be held on the University of Dayton Campus.

The University Of Dayton To Offer Seventh Annual Workshop On "Business Systems And Data Processing"

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News release announcing the University of Dayton is offering it's seventh annual workshop on "Business Systems and Data Processing," for business education teachers.

Ozark Gardens, June, 1967

Ozark Gardens

Ozark Gardens was a regional gardening periodical with a focus on the Ozark region of the United States.