Word: teachings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...There is a need in our schools and college for physical education programs that include athletics for all. The demand for men and women who can teach, organize and supervise plan games, and general athletic activator for school and college activities for school and college student exceeds the preset rather limited supply of qualified candidates...
This schedule, however, is rather difficult, and it is doubtful if the present preparatory school graduate would be equipped mentally to handle it. Whatever is said of colleges, schools where all the emphasis is said on College Board Examinations do not teach thinking, and many a Freshman would be at a loss, when confronted with five subjects like those suggested...
...design of "English A" is to teach the student to recognize an idea when he meets it face to face or glimpses it out of the corner of his eye; in its setting and perspective; to gather and organize the material available for its understanding and support, and to present it with intelligence and surety of touch for the convincing of his fellowmen. It lays out the blank form, as it were, which the student will fill out as he goes along and with increasing understanding of scope and inter-relationship delves into the vast subjects of which the course...
...Gilman, President of Boone University, situated at Wuchang, China, 600 miles up the Yangtsi River, will visit the University today for the purpose of talking to all men interested in securing teaching positions at Boone. He needs especially men to teach Mathematics, Modern Languages, History and Economics, but prefers to have applicants who are members of the Episcopal Church...
...evident in the West than in the East. The attendance a several of our Western State Universities is advancing at the rate of 2000 students a year. At one of them a single class of 1500 in English literature is held in a open air theater. "You can't teach English literature through a megaphone," President Neilson remarked...