Readings in the History of Education: A Collection of Sources and Readings to Illustrate the Development of Educational Practice, Theory, and Organization, Teil 1

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Houghton Mifflin, 1920 - 684 Seiten
 

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Privileges granted to Physicians and Teachers
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THE RISE AND CONTRIBUTION OF CHRISTIANITY
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Effect of the Persecutions
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Catechumenal Schools of the Early Church
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A MONK IN A SCRIPTORIUM
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Enforcing Lenten Reading in the Monasteries
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A MEDIEVAL WRITER
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b Theodores Work for the English Churches
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How Aristotle was received at Oxford
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IO ALFRED THE GREAT
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An English Town Charter
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EDUCATION DURING THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES
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INTERIOR OF A NORMAN SCHOOL TWELFTH CENTURY
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The Seven Liberal Arts
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A LESSON IN LOGIC
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On the Importance of Grammar
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The Truce of
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ARISTOTLE 384322 B C
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THE RISE OF THE UNIVERSITIES
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A MEDIEVAL SCHOOLMASTER
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Table of Dates of University Foundations before 1600
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Privileges granted the Students at Paris
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THE CAMP OF WISDOM
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The Course in Medicine at Paris
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Boccaccios Visit to the Library of Monte Cassino
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Founding of the Ducal Library at Urbino
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The New Taste for Books
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GUARINO DA VERONA 13741460
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On the Nature of Education
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Statement of the Aim and Purpose of Education
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His Program for Study
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Statutes for Saint Pauls School London
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Ridicule of the Humanistic Pedants
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His Conception of Education
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Extracts from his Thoughts on Education
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Licenses required to Teach Song
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TitlePage of the Great Didactic
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Table of Contents of the Great Didactic
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Plan for the Gymnasium at SarosPatak
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Sample Pages from the Orbis Pictus
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Books required for the Arts Degree
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THE REVOLT AGAINST AUTHORITY
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JOHN WYCLIFFE 132084
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EDUCATIONAL RESULTS OF THE PROTESTANT
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A GERMAN FIFTEENTHCENTURY SCHOOL
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Letter to the Mayors and Magistrates of Germany
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PHILIPP MELANCHTHON 14971560
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A GERMAN SCHOOLROOM IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
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The Schulemethode of SaxeCoburgGotha
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Effect of the Translation of the Bible into English
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Origin of the English Poor Law of 1601
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FAMILY INSTRUCTION IN the Bible
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Scotch School Law of 1646
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The Ratio Studiorum of the Jesuits
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Dominant Religious Purpose in the Education of French Girls 182 La Salle Rules for the Brothers of Christian Schools 280
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J B DE LA SALLE 16511719
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The Puritan Attitude
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The Puritans leave England
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THE MAYFLOWER
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The Founding of Harvard College 186 First Fruits First Rules for Harvard College a Entrance Requirements b Rules and Precepts
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Showing Privileges a The Harvard College Charter of 1650
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b The Brown College Charter of 1764
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Rules for the New Haven Hopkins Grammar School 190 Colony Records The Massachusetts Law of 1642
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A German Teachers Seminary described
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A French Normal School described
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Beginnings of Teacher Training in England
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The PupilTraining System described
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Recommendations for TeacherTraining Schools
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Organizing the First State Normal Schools a The Organizing Law b Admission and Instruction c Mann Importance of the Normal School
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Examples of Instruction from a Davenport History of the United States b Morse Elements of Geography Map c Morse Elements of Geography Text
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A Typical Teachers Contract
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The Elementary Schools of Berlin in 1838
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Need for Realschulen for the New Classes to be edu cated 224 Wordsworth A Cambridge Scheme of Study of 1707
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Herbarts Ideas applied
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How the Scientific Studies were begun at Cambridge
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Table of Contents of his Positions
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On the Teaching of Latin 360 361 228 Locke On the Bible as a Reading Book 229 CooteDilworth Two Early Spelling Books 230 Webster Descripti...
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Teachers in Gotha in 1741
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An EighteenthCentury Swedish Peoples School
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Schools of FrankfurtamMain in Eighteenth Cen tury
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A Swiss Teachers Examination in 1793
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A CharitySchool Subscription Form 241 Southwark The CharitySchool of Saint Johns Parish 242 Gorsham An EighteenthCentury Indenture of Appr...
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THE EIGHTEENTH A TRANSITION CENTURY
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The Declaration of the Rights of
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Outline of Plan for organizing Public Instruction
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Organization Support and Work of a Ragged School
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The Duke of Newcastle Commission Report
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The Schools of Boston about 17901815
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Beginnings of Public Education in New York City
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Advantages of the Monitorial System 313 Wightman Establishment of Primary Schools in Boston 314 Boston The ElementarySchool System in 1823
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Attitude of the Ancients toward Scientific Inquiry 317
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Repeal of the Connecticut School Law 318 Mann On the Repeal of the Connecticut School Law 319 Gulliver The Struggle for Free Schools in Norwi...
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The State and Education
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A RateBill and a Warrant for Collection
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On Religious Instruction in the Schools 323 Michigan Petition for a Division of the School Funds 324 Michigan CounterPetition against Division
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Establishment of the First American High School 327 Boston The SecondarySchool System in 1823
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The Michigan State System of Public Instruction
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EDUCATION BECOMES A NATIONAL TOOL Introduction to the Readings of the Chapter
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Constitutional Provisions as to Education and Religious Freedom
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The Basic Documents of Japanese Education a Preamble to the Education Code of 1872
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c Instructions as to Lessons on Morals
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The Transformation of China by Education
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The Recent Progress of Science
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Scientific Knowledge must precede Invention
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Lack of Intercommunication illustrated 597
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Herbart and Modern Psychology
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Froebels Educational Views 359 Huxley English and German Universities contrasted
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MidNineteenth Century Elementary Education in England
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MidNineteenth Century Secondary Education in England
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What Knowledge is of Most Worth?
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Conclusions as to the Importance of Science
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The Old and New Psychology contrasted 365 Ping Wen Kuo Difficulties in Transforming the School a Relating Education to Life
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Socialization of School Work illustrated by History
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NEW TENDENCIES AND EXPANSIONS Introduction to the Readings of the Chapter
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German Secondary Schools and Ger man National Needs
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tion
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