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2. Texas: The Big Southwestern Specimen.
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Edwards, George Clifton
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COTTON ,LIVESTOCK ,POTATOES - Abstract
This article focuses on the southern state of Texas. According to the author, it should be observed by a native anxious to begin on the right note, is great. It is great in size. As it shows on the map it is as large as New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin, all in one. It is larger than France; larger than Germany; and, in products, more abundant. Texas produces more cotton than any other State; more oil, both cotton-seed and Standard; more cattle and sweet potatoes; more peanuts and mules. This history left some marks.
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- 1923
3. PERSONAL NOTES.
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POLITICAL science associations ,ANNUAL meetings ,UNIVERSITIES & colleges - Abstract
Presents updates on political science associations and colleges in the U.S. as of March 1922. Topic of the paper presented by Professor Charles G. Haines during the 17th annual meeting of the American Political Science Association in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from December 27-December 30, 1921; Appointment of M. M. Merrill as instructor in government at the University of Oklahoma in Norman; Tenth Annual Convention of the League of Texas Municipalities to be held from May 17-18, 1922 in Waxahachie, Texas.
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- 1922
4. Improving English Skills of Culturally Different Youth in Large Cities: Excerpts of Speeches Given at a Conference, May 31-June 2, 1962, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. Bulletin, 1964, No. 5. OE-30012
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US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education (ED), Jewett, Arno, Mersand, Joseph, and Gunderson, Doris V.
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The purpose of this bulletin is to help teachers, supervisors, administrators, and other educators improve the English skills of culturally different youth. In an effort to gather available research and successful classroom practices, the Secondary Schools Section of the U.S. Office of Education invited a group of leaders to participate in a 3-day conference, May 31-June 2, 1962, on Improving English Skills of Culturally Different Youth in Large Cities. This bulletin consists of excerpts of the formal talks presented at the conference. The first section, A Look at the Problem, contains: (1) The Nature and Values of Culturally Different Youth (Charles J. Calitri); (2) Society, the School, and the Culturally Deprived Student (Allison Davis); and (3) The Goals for Culturally Different Youth (Lou LaBrant). The next part, Research and the Problem, includes: (1) Research and Its Implications (Marjorie Smiley); (2) Language Ability in the Elementary School: Implications of Findings Pertaining to the Culturally Disadvantaged (Walter Loban); and (3) A Research Proposal to Develop the Language Skills of Children with Poor Backgrounds (Alexander Frazier). Third, Improving Language Skills, presents: (1) A Realistic Writing Program for Culturally Diverse Youth (Don M. Wolfe); (2) Give Him a Book That Hits Him Where He Lives (Charles G. Spiegler); (3) Ways to Improve Oral Communication of Culturally Different Youth (Ruth I. Golden); and (4) Subcultural Patterns Which Affect Language and Reading Development (Donald Lloyd). The fourth section, Specific Programs, includes: (1) The Detroit Great Cities School Improvement Program in English (Clarence Wachner); (2) The Philadelphia Reading Program for Disadvantaged Youth (Rosemary Green Wilson); (3) Ways to Develop Reading Skills and Interests of Culturally Different Youth in Large Cities (Kay Ware); (4) The Houston Program for Potential Dropouts (Jozie Mock); (5) The Demonstration Guidance Project and the Teaching of English (Marion M. Scully); and (6) The Chicago Program in Language and Reading (Louise G. Daugherty). The final section, The Teacher--Qualifications and Training, contains: (1) Selection and Preparation of Teachers to Serve in Schools in Culturally Different Areas (Aleda E. Druding); and (2) Personal and Professional Qualifications for Teachers of Culturally Different Youth (Alexander M. Moore). Appended is "A Bibliography of Selected References on Culturally Different Youth" (Doris V. Gunderson). (Contains 93 footnotes.) [Best copy available has been provided.]
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- 1964
5. Charters Granted to CEC Units.
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CHARTERS ,ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc. ,DIVISIONS (Organizational structure) ,SPECIAL education ,U.S. states - Abstract
The article presents the official charters granted to representatives of one division, one federation and twenty-two chapters of the Council for Exceptional Children in several states in the U.S. The division, federation and chapters includes, (1) Division for Children with Communication Disorders, (2) No. 458 Saskatchewan Federation, (3) No. 55 North Metropolitan Chapter, Michigan, (4) No . 91 Alamo Chapter, Texas, (5) No. 147 Charlotte Mecklenburg, Chapter, North Carolina, (6) No. 247 E. George Payne Chapter, New York, (7) No. 256 San Mateo County Chapter, Alberto, (8) No. 270 San Francisco State College Chapter, California, (9) No. 344 Shasta Chapter, California, (10) No. 346 Kappa Chapter, Pennsylvania, (11) No. 379 Central New Jersey Chapter, New Jersey, and (12) No. 414 Northwest Washington Chapter, Washington.
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- 1966
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