History Teacher's Magazine, Том 8McKinley Publishing Company, 1917 |
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... economic , and politi- cal . 5. The " cycle " plan of organization - two three- year cycles preceded by an earlier six - year cycle.- From the foregoing general outline it will be seen that the course of social studies proposed for the ...
... economic , and politi- cal . 5. The " cycle " plan of organization - two three- year cycles preceded by an earlier six - year cycle.- From the foregoing general outline it will be seen that the course of social studies proposed for the ...
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... Economic and vocational aspects ( see pp . 12-14 ) -1⁄2 year . History : Much use made of history in relation to the topics of the above courses . Or , ( 2 ) Civics - economic and vocational . Economic history . 1 year , in se- or ...
... Economic and vocational aspects ( see pp . 12-14 ) -1⁄2 year . History : Much use made of history in relation to the topics of the above courses . Or , ( 2 ) Civics - economic and vocational . Economic history . 1 year , in se- or ...
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... economic facts and relations , not only in the subjects of geography and history , but also in civics . This has an important relation to the development of the same field of social study in the later cycle of the years X - XII ( see pp ...
... economic facts and relations , not only in the subjects of geography and history , but also in civics . This has an important relation to the development of the same field of social study in the later cycle of the years X - XII ( see pp ...
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... that occurs during the eighth and ninth years is due to the failure of pupils and parents to see the economic value of the high- 66 school course . An opportunity exists to make high- THE HISTORY TEACHER'S MAGAZINE 11.
... that occurs during the eighth and ninth years is due to the failure of pupils and parents to see the economic value of the high- 66 school course . An opportunity exists to make high- THE HISTORY TEACHER'S MAGAZINE 11.
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... economic interest as one point of departure . It is one of the essential qualities of the good citizen to be self ... economic activities of the community ; and of the part that government actually plays in regulating the economic life ...
... economic interest as one point of departure . It is one of the essential qualities of the good citizen to be self ... economic activities of the community ; and of the part that government actually plays in regulating the economic life ...
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