Word: teached
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...easy job to understand the Harlow system, let alone teach it, But the former Freshman and Jayvee coach proceeded to teach it to two of his new but experienced helpers, who couldn't believe it when they saw it on paper, and then went ahead to make a gang of first-year men and now men feel at home in a few weeks, but that the system ordinarily takes three years to put across...
When Dr. Howard A. Rusk got into the Army, he was appalled to see hospital convalescents lolling around with nothing to do. So the tall, good-looking Lieutenant Colonel, who used tu practice in St. Louis, teach at Washington University Medical School, got permission from his superiors to start a little recreation and reconditioning program for convalescents at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. He provided exercises graduated according to the sick soldiers' ability, and courses such as camouflage, airplane-model building, mathematics and (for illiterates) handwriting...
...back from Africa just what an artificial limb can do for him. In the hos pital he will start learning to use the appliance and begin studying a new vocation, civilian or Army. A one-armed pilot who is to become an instructor will have started learning how to teach before going to a Redistribution center for assignment to more schooling or duty...
...volumes, for the fifth to seventh grades, are Making the Goods We Need and Marketing the Things We Use (Scott, Foresman; $1.60 each). They attempt to teach, in simple language, and with hundreds of pictures and charts, the basic facts about manufacture and marketing, and the interdependence of all peoples in a world in which these processes go on. Hanna's textbooks, from the first-grade study of Peter's Family, are one-and-two-syllable demonstrations that any modern man must be part of a world society, good...
...support his family. By 1938 he had an oil company soft job and a reputation as a crack basketball coach. Teams coached by him and his disciples won nine national championships in ten years. A onetime player himself, Miller concluded that the trouble with most coaches is that they teach the game but ignore the control of the body. Body control became Bill Miller's religion. He resigned to preach his faith full time...