The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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Concern about American books reached a peak in 1847 when it was found that half the books used in the schools came from the United States.19 Most American books were soon replaced by the Irish National Readers , an event which ...
Concern about American books reached a peak in 1847 when it was found that half the books used in the schools came from the United States.19 Most American books were soon replaced by the Irish National Readers , an event which ...
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In 1833 , Dr. Thomas Rolph , a choleric British visitor to Upper Canada recorded his dismay over American influence in the following words : 20 It is really melancholy to traverse the province and go into many of the common schools ...
In 1833 , Dr. Thomas Rolph , a choleric British visitor to Upper Canada recorded his dismay over American influence in the following words : 20 It is really melancholy to traverse the province and go into many of the common schools ...
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Boocock , Sarane S. " An Experimental Study of the Learning Effects of Two Games with Simulated Environments , " American Behavioral Scientist 10 : 8-17 , October 1966 . Buggey , Lesley Joanne . " A Study of the Relationship of ...
Boocock , Sarane S. " An Experimental Study of the Learning Effects of Two Games with Simulated Environments , " American Behavioral Scientist 10 : 8-17 , October 1966 . Buggey , Lesley Joanne . " A Study of the Relationship of ...
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A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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