Word: curricula
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...gather that Mr. Broun chiefly complains of the lack of any publicity as to the educators themselves. He has no respect for curricula, but he admires teaching personality. He once knew a teacher himself. " And since the personality of the various men in the teaching force of the city is in the long run rather more important than the personality of the Mayor, the Comptroller or any of the Aldermen, we wonder just what philosophy of news has conferred anonymity upon them quite so completely...
Saturday, May 6: Discussion of curricula of collegiate and graduate schools of business. Business meeting, including reports of Executive Committee, and Committees on Resolutions, Auditing, and Nominations
Professor Edmund Ezra Day, chairman of the department of economics at the University, has resigned to accept a position at the University of Michigan, where he will become professor of economics, chairman of the department, and also director of curricula in business administration. He will continue at the University, however, until February, 1923, when his Michigan appointment becomes effective...
...difficult flatly to deny any statement saying it is the colleges that influence the high schools. Of course, each influences the other; but we are of the opinion that the college exerts much the greater pressure. For instance, the college sets certain entrance requirements, and these particularly mould school curricula. The college has a magazine, so must the preparatory or high school. The college has athletic teams, so the others follow...
Education in any form cannot fail to interest the collegian, whether it be innovations in college curricula or efforts to educate nations. Of this latter sort a most interesting attempt is about to be made...