Report of the Secretary for Public Instruction ..., Tom 32 |
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Strona 53
... Admission Register , the dates when children had left or been promoted not having been entered . The entries in the Work Book were sometimes not detailed enough . INSTRUCTION . ENGLISH . Reading , on the whole , shows gratifying ...
... Admission Register , the dates when children had left or been promoted not having been entered . The entries in the Work Book were sometimes not detailed enough . INSTRUCTION . ENGLISH . Reading , on the whole , shows gratifying ...
Strona 56
... admission as pupil - teacher of the third class in explaining the extracts from the Fifth Book . While some of the lessons in the higher reading books are of the kind that need only to be tasted , " there are others that should be ...
... admission as pupil - teacher of the third class in explaining the extracts from the Fifth Book . While some of the lessons in the higher reading books are of the kind that need only to be tasted , " there are others that should be ...
Strona 68
... admission of certain children to a school . From the 27th of December , 1906 , until the 22nd of February , 1907 - the date of my departure from Brisbane for my district - my time was occupied in valuing examination papers , writing ...
... admission of certain children to a school . From the 27th of December , 1906 , until the 22nd of February , 1907 - the date of my departure from Brisbane for my district - my time was occupied in valuing examination papers , writing ...
Strona 75
... admission to the second , third , or fourth year , and 9 young teachers on probation - were examined for admission as pupil - teachers of the First Class . In each of 45 Provisional schools only 1 teacher is employed ; but 6 Provisional ...
... admission to the second , third , or fourth year , and 9 young teachers on probation - were examined for admission as pupil - teachers of the First Class . In each of 45 Provisional schools only 1 teacher is employed ; but 6 Provisional ...
Strona 84
... admission to courses . The advantages that would be consequent upon the realisation of such a possibility are obvious . The requisite base would exist in the case of each student , on which to build a technical education ; instruction ...
... admission to courses . The advantages that would be consequent upon the realisation of such a possibility are obvious . The requisite base would exist in the case of each student , on which to build a technical education ; instruction ...
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a-half allowed Admission as Pupil-Teacher Admission as Teacher Allenstown angle annual arithmetic assistants average attendance average daily attendance boys Brisbane Brisbane Boys Bundaberg Cadets cent Central Charters Towers classification classified teachers course Creek Department of Public District Inspector District scholarships drawing endowment enrolment established examination expenditure Females Fortitude Valley Fourth Class geography Girls Give given Grammar School Gympie head teachers Herberton hour and a-half improvement inches increase interest Ipswich lessons Males Maryborough Mount Forbes Mount Morgan Mount Perry neck band number of pupils number of schools number of teachers ORGANIZATION parents passed Pialba practical preceding inspection Provisional school teachers Public Instruction quarter Queensland reading regard Rockhampton rule salary satisfactory scholars Second Class South Brisbane subjects successful Sydney Junior syllabus taught teaching technical college Third Class Three hours allowed Toowoomba Toowoomba North Townsville triangle Trustees unclassified Woolloongabba Write Wyreema
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