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(1930)This investigation has as its main objective the study of the status of Kansas public school administrators. The purpose of this investigation is to present an analysis of the status of the administrator's position and ...
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(1930)This study has grown from the above problem. It purposes to limit the survey to an investigation of the status of the teachers, certain achievements of the pupils, and an analysis of the library facilities in the three ...
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(1930)Scholarship or activities? The older generation frequently complains that this is the question confronting college students today. Along with the here-to-fore sole channel of attention- scholarship-there exists a wide ...
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(1930)Origin and statement of the problem. The problem which this study attempts to solve was suggested by Dr. Minnie M. Miller, professor of modern languages at the Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, and was approved by ...
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(1930)The people of Kansas have always taken a great interest in education. Early in Kansas history, schools had been established. Shawnee Mission, in Johnson County, was established when the entire white population of the ...
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(1930)The purpose of this study is to learn the administrative practices of superintendents in second class Kansas cities and to present these practices in such a way that they may be useful in acquanting administrators with the ...
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(1930)The value of using colored chalk in teaching plane geometry has been discussed in many of the books dealing with the subject of teaching mathematics. Thre seems to be nothing in the literature of an experimental nature. ...
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(1930)Every since the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, "The American Indian and what to do with him" has been a subject under repeated consideration and discussion and it is one that is still open for debate. But the chief object ...
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(1930)In the past few decades our American civilization has undergone development so rapid and so complex that the various institutions of that civilization have been hard pressed to solve the many problems that have resulted. ...
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