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Ua100/2/1 Student Teacher Evaluations Book 2, Part 2, Wku Training School Jan 1921

Ua100/2/1 Student Teacher Evaluations Book 2, Part 2, Wku Training School

WKU Administration Documents

Student Teacher Evaluations Book 2, part 1 for the years 1918 through 1921.

Student teacher reviews exist for all grades and disciplines offered at the WKU Training School at the time. While there are slight differences in review format from one critic teacher to the next, student teachers were critiqued on their appearance, social efficiency and teaching efficiency. The critic teacher added some general remarks and gave a rating:

  • E = excellent
  • F = fair
  • G = good
  • V.G. = very good

This notebook has been divided into three parts for presentation on TopScholar in order to make downloads easier. …


Ua12/2/1 Western Normal Letter, Vol. 2, No. 3, Western Kentucky University Jun 1916

Ua12/2/1 Western Normal Letter, Vol. 2, No. 3, Western Kentucky University

WKU Administration Documents

Newsletter dedicated to the rural education issues and recruitment of students to WKU.


Ua100/2/5 Training School News, Wku Training School Jan 1914

Ua100/2/5 Training School News, Wku Training School

WKU Administration Documents

There are two years of Training School News extant in University Archives. Volume I was published weekly between April 3 and May 8, 1914. It has been scanned to be nearly full-text searchable.


The Kindergarten As An Influence In Modern Civilization, Elizabeth Harrison Jan 1893

The Kindergarten As An Influence In Modern Civilization, Elizabeth Harrison

Elizabeth Harrison’s Writings

In this opening lecture given before the Mothers' Department of the Chicago Kindergarten College, Harrison argues that education is no longer "a process by means of which facts are accumulated, but all thoughtful teachers now look upon it as preparation for the future." She also discusses Froebel's theories.