The Texas History Teachers' Bulletin, Томови 4-6University of Texas., 1915 |
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... discussed . Then would come a consideration of the people . This would lead to a discussion of the great divi- sions of the human race and the peoples to whom we are debtors for our conditions of well - being . Indefinite , intangible ...
... discussed . Then would come a consideration of the people . This would lead to a discussion of the great divi- sions of the human race and the peoples to whom we are debtors for our conditions of well - being . Indefinite , intangible ...
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... discussed at length and should be related to the achievements of man of the present day . II . Knowledge possessed by the early Egyptians : The Egyptians learned how to build dried - brick houses , to make glazed brick , to make pottery ...
... discussed at length and should be related to the achievements of man of the present day . II . Knowledge possessed by the early Egyptians : The Egyptians learned how to build dried - brick houses , to make glazed brick , to make pottery ...
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... discussed should be interpreted in terms of the pupil's environment . III . Knowledge possessed by the Tigris - Euphrates Valley people : These people learned independently and through contact with other peoples how to carry on trade ...
... discussed should be interpreted in terms of the pupil's environment . III . Knowledge possessed by the Tigris - Euphrates Valley people : These people learned independently and through contact with other peoples how to carry on trade ...
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... discussed by Mr. Chrislip , Mr. Pearson , Mr. McKay , Mr. Coley and the authors of the papers . 3. Increasing the Functional Value of History by the Prob- lem method of Presentation - Mr . W. P. Webb , High School , Cuero . 4. General ...
... discussed by Mr. Chrislip , Mr. Pearson , Mr. McKay , Mr. Coley and the authors of the papers . 3. Increasing the Functional Value of History by the Prob- lem method of Presentation - Mr . W. P. Webb , High School , Cuero . 4. General ...
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... with the utmost care and discussed with the utmost frankness . I admit the desirability of having more time for modern history , but considering the matter from all points of view , I 4 Bulletin of the University of Texas.
... with the utmost care and discussed with the utmost frankness . I admit the desirability of having more time for modern history , but considering the matter from all points of view , I 4 Bulletin of the University of Texas.
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