Thirteen essays on education,
by members of the XIII.
- London, Percival and co., 1891.
- viii, 321, [1] p. 20 cm.
"The XIII": a small number of professional teachers who call themselves "The Thirteen."
Principles and practice, by E. Lyttelton. -- The teaching of music in public schools, by E. W. Howson. -- The religious education of boys, by J. E. C. Welldon. -- The scholarship question, by C. Cookson. -- Commercial education, by A. T. Pollard. -- The prospective character of school training, by C. C. Cotterill. -- The teaching of Holy Scripture, by T. Field. -- An educational museum,, by T. Field. -- The teaching of English literature, by M. G. Glazebrook. -- The universities and specialisation, by M. G. Glazebrook. -- In behalf of Greek, by T. Field. -- Compulsory Greek, by E. Lyttelton. -- The teaching of Greek, by M. J. Rendall.
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"The XIII": a small number of professional teachers who call themselves "The Thirteen."
Principles and practice, by E. Lyttelton. -- The teaching of music in public schools, by E. W. Howson. -- The religious education of boys, by J. E. C. Welldon. -- The scholarship question, by C. Cookson. -- Commercial education, by A. T. Pollard. -- The prospective character of school training, by C. C. Cotterill. -- The teaching of Holy Scripture, by T. Field. -- An educational museum,, by T. Field. -- The teaching of English literature, by M. G. Glazebrook. -- The universities and specialisation, by M. G. Glazebrook. -- In behalf of Greek, by T. Field. -- Compulsory Greek, by E. Lyttelton. -- The teaching of Greek, by M. J. Rendall.
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