The Educational Journal of Virginia, Томови 15-16Charles Henry Winston, Thomas Randolph Price, D. Lee Powell, H. H. Harris, John Meredith Strother, William Fayette Fox, Harry Fishburne Estill (F.), John P. McGuire, Rodes Massie, Richard Ratcliffe Farr, John Lee Buchanan, George R. Pace Educational Publishing House, 1884 |
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... Common Schools a quarter of a century hence Improvement , Self .. 144 Incentives in the School . 421 129 Influence of Scientific Pursuits . 439 Content , the Isle of .. 479 Influence , The Teacher's .. 88 Country School , The .. 17 ...
... Common Schools a quarter of a century hence Improvement , Self .. 144 Incentives in the School . 421 129 Influence of Scientific Pursuits . 439 Content , the Isle of .. 479 Influence , The Teacher's .. 88 Country School , The .. 17 ...
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... Common . 45 University of Virginia ........................ 394 School for Whites , Normal . 81 School , The Common , a quarter of a cen- tury hence .. 129 School at Farmville , Normal . 145 School , The State Normal .. .280 , 369 ...
... Common . 45 University of Virginia ........................ 394 School for Whites , Normal . 81 School , The Common , a quarter of a cen- tury hence .. 129 School at Farmville , Normal . 145 School , The State Normal .. .280 , 369 ...
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... common to those at the North . Whatever be the source of heat ( and in the space allotted me it is impossible to discuss this part of the subject ) , the temperature of the school - room should always be maintained up to sixty - five ...
... common to those at the North . Whatever be the source of heat ( and in the space allotted me it is impossible to discuss this part of the subject ) , the temperature of the school - room should always be maintained up to sixty - five ...
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... common fractions only in two points - first , in that the denominator of a decimal fraction is always 10 or some power of 10 ; while the denominator of a common fraction may be any number . And second , in that the denominator of a ...
... common fractions only in two points - first , in that the denominator of a decimal fraction is always 10 or some power of 10 ; while the denominator of a common fraction may be any number . And second , in that the denominator of a ...
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... common use of fraction and part as synonymous ; but in arithmetic they are not so , for a part of a number may not be a fraction at all - as 4 , which is a part of 8 , is not a fraction ; and a fraction may include several parts , as 34 ...
... common use of fraction and part as synonymous ; but in arithmetic they are not so , for a part of a number may not be a fraction at all - as 4 , which is a part of 8 , is not a fraction ; and a fraction may include several parts , as 34 ...
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