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A Course Of Study For Plane Geometry, Robert Sherfey
A Course Of Study For Plane Geometry, Robert Sherfey
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
This study involves the following divisions:
- To build a course of study in plane geometry consisting of six units developed.
- To suggest some ways of evaluating a course of study.
A Health, Physical Education & Recreation Program For The Todd County Consolidated School, James Holpp
A Health, Physical Education & Recreation Program For The Todd County Consolidated School, James Holpp
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
The purpose of this study is to outline an adequate, correlated program of health, physical education and recreation for the students of the Todd County Consolidated School of Elkton, Kentucky. The necessity for providing better programs of health, physical education and recreation in our public schools has been demonstrated in the results of the Selective Service medical examination during World War II. All our educational agencies are stressing the need for a unified, integrated, and functioning program of this type. This study makes an attempt to develop such a program in this one particular school.
A Suggested Course Of Study For The Teaching Of Speech In The Junior & Senior High Schools Of Kentucky, Charles Loudermilk
A Suggested Course Of Study For The Teaching Of Speech In The Junior & Senior High Schools Of Kentucky, Charles Loudermilk
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
In the decade (1920-1930) that followed numerous textbooks as such appeared for the teacher of speech, and courses in public speaking were added to high school curriculums in many states.
In Kentucky, in 1929, the State Department of Public Education advised and urged the high schools to add this course to their curriculum and to encourage all students to take it. Many of the high schools established separate departments for this course; others added it to their courses in English. Nearly all the Smith-Hughes High Schools, which were established in 1917, require training in public speaking.
Since direct world communication …