 THESE books constitute a distinct innovation in teaching language in elementary schools, which is at once sensible, practical, and modern. They teach the child how to express his thoughts in his own language, and do not furnish an undue amount of grammar...  Progressive Arithmetic: First-[third] book - Page 284by William James Milne - 1906Full view - About this book
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...year. Oral and written work are well correlated. STEPS IN ENGLISH Book One, $0.40. Book Two, $0.60 At once sensible, practical, and modern. They teach...how to express his thoughts in his own language, and mark out the work for the teacher in a clearly defined manner. From the start, lessons in writing language... | |
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...JOHN MORROW, Superintendent of Schools, Allegheny, Pa. Book I, $0.40. Book II, $0.60 These books are at once sensible, practical and modern. They teach...child how to express his thoughts in his own language. They mark out the work for the teacher in a clearly defined manner. From the start, lessons in writing... | |
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