The Quarterly Journal of Education, Zväzok 3Charles Knight, 1832 |
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... received a more limited number of boys , at a higher salary , as private pupils of his own ; and from the progressive ad- vancement of the school the head - master found it necessary to engage assistants , who were also allowed to take ...
... received a more limited number of boys , at a higher salary , as private pupils of his own ; and from the progressive ad- vancement of the school the head - master found it necessary to engage assistants , who were also allowed to take ...
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... receiving in- struction from the master of the form on subjects connected with them . The lessons are prepared out of school , and are rehearsed to the private tutor in his pupil - room , previously . The exercises are likewise ...
... receiving in- struction from the master of the form on subjects connected with them . The lessons are prepared out of school , and are rehearsed to the private tutor in his pupil - room , previously . The exercises are likewise ...
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... received of late considerable improve- ment in its system of education , as well as in other branches of administration . There is now a normal school for each of the ten provinces into which the island has been divided , and the number ...
... received of late considerable improve- ment in its system of education , as well as in other branches of administration . There is now a normal school for each of the ten provinces into which the island has been divided , and the number ...
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... received from the government very considerable funds in money and lands , which were designed , not merely for the support of the universities themselves , for the erection of all necessary buildings , and the salaries of professors and ...
... received from the government very considerable funds in money and lands , which were designed , not merely for the support of the universities themselves , for the erection of all necessary buildings , and the salaries of professors and ...
Strana 31
... received , resigned and left the country ; and the students were subjected to a severe police , more suitable to schoolboys than young men , In its happy times Dorpat had about 700 students , Education in Russia . 31.
... received , resigned and left the country ; and the students were subjected to a severe police , more suitable to schoolboys than young men , In its happy times Dorpat had about 700 students , Education in Russia . 31.
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