The Development of High-School Curricula in the North Central States From 1860 to 1918
The book The Development of High-School Curricula in the North Central States From 1860 to 1918 was written by author Stout, John Elbert. [from Old Catalog] Here you can read free online of The Development of High-School Curricula in the North Central States From 1860 to 1918 book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is The Development of High-School Curricula in the North Central States From 1860 to 1918 a good or bad book?
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A chronological table and index occupies thirty-two pages in the front part of the book, and on examining this, one is impressed by the emphasis placed upon wars and events directly connected with them. The text itself shows this same emphasis. About one-half of this book is devoted to what the author calls "Ancient and Middle History," and the balance to the "Modern Period." At the bottom of each page is given a list of questions on the text. These questions reveal clearly the emphasis upon po...litical and military history in all the periods treated. Another text- which was still in use after 1860, as shown by the printed lists of textbooks, shows the same emphasis as Willard's upon the political and military historj'. This book devotes three hundred and seventy-four pages to the history of the Asiatic countries and the remainder to Greece and Rome. As stated above, history material does not seem to have been standardized, as shown by the textbooks. Some of these show that the authors were conscious of the fact that material other than accounts of political and military events should be included and incorporated in their books.
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