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Excerpt from A Vocabulary of English-Chinyanja and Chinyanja-English as Spoken at Likoma, Lake NyasaThis Vocabulary is a second edition of one compiled by M. E. W. And printed at Likoma in 1893, which has been rendered fuller, and, we trust, more helpful than its predecessor.The Roman figure placed after each of the substantives in the chinyanja-english vocabulary denotes the class, in the table of concords, to which the word may be assigned. ...

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Excerpt from Manual Training in EducationOf the United States Bureau Of Education contain such full and satisfactory statements Of the progress Of manual education, that I have omitted entirely the historical element.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art te...

Excerpt from The Manual Training School, Comprising a Full Statement of Its Aims, Methods, and Results: With Figured Drawings of Shop Exercises in Woods and MetalsII. The exposition of the methods and scope of the school, with full details as regards the manual elements, in Chaps. II., III., IV., and XV.III. The results of manual training, as Shown by the records and testimony of graduates and others, in Chaps. V. And VI.About the PublisherFor...

Excerpt from The Educational Value of Manual Training Consisting of an Examination of the Arguments Presented in the Report of the National Council Committee on Pedagogics at Nashville, July, 1889 There is every indication that the interest in the aims, methods and results of manual training is spreading and deepening. Extravagant notions are being laid aside, and correct and reasonable views are taking their place. Persons who had supposed t...

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Excerpt from Manual Training in Education In the preparation of these pages I have been troubled by abundance of material. Three years ago I wrote a book entitled, The Manual Training School: Its Aims, Methods, and Results, in which I set forth with minuteness of detail and fulness of illustration the manual features of a manual training school. I also discussed quite fully the necessity for their introduction, and their economic and educatio...

Excerpt from The Educational Value of Manual Training Consisting of an Examination of the Arguments Presented in the Report of the National Council Committee on Pedagogics at Nashville, July, 1889 There is every indication that the interest in the aims, methods and results of manual training is spreading and deepening. Extravagant notions are being laid aside, and correct and reasonable views are taking their place. Persons who had supposed t...

Excerpt from The Manual Training School, Comprising a Full Statement of Its Aims, Methods, and Results: With Figured Drawings of Shop Exercises in Woods and Metals III. The results of manual training, as shown by the records and testimony of graduates and others, in Chaps. V. And VI. IV. Discussions of the educational, social, and economic bearings of manual training from various standpoints and at various times, in Chaps. VII. To XIII. It ...