Bulletin, Utgaver 1-15

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Federal Funds Allotted for Academic Training of Military Personnel
52
194849 to 195758 104
58
QUALIFICATIONS OF COLLEGE STAFF MEMBERS ____
83
INSERVICE EDUCATION
96
APPENDIX A The Plan and Procedures Used in the Office
108
Excerpts from Inquiry Forms_
119
FOREWORD
Frequency of Programs by Type and by Level of Degree_
6
Curriculum for Preparation of Guidance and Student
15
90
20
Rank order of institutions requiring
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Supply and Demand Data
25
8888
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TABLES
Number of programs by type and level
1
ECONOMICS 10
10
HISTORY 18
18
APPENDIX A PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
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84
64
91
10
15
118
27
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CHAPTER
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FOREWORD
v
FOREWORD
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1
Number of programs by type of institution_____
4
14
10
33
17
First Schools___
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Wartime Epoch _
46
The Present Period____
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parttime and extension courses Coeducation
72
CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS__ 1
1
60
8
73
15
sonnel work 26 26
26
Acquisition Costs of Donable Personal Property Allocated to Educational
32
U OF M BINDERY MAR 1860
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TABLES
vi
Introduction
1
Educational Organization
14
Federal Surplus Real Property Transferred to all Educational Insti
33
TablesContinued Page
36
Number of elementary schools by type
47
Number of ginásios and teachers
57
Getúlio Vargas Foundation
62
Number of industrial schools and teachers
70
School Inspection___
76
Number of SENAI schools and enroll
78
TablesContinued Page
81
III
1
Number of Directors and Specialists Supervisors
3
TEACHERSEDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES_ 4
4
CURRICULUMPLANNING AND PROGRAM 20
20
Acquisition Cost and Fair Value of Federal Surplus Real Property
34
CHILDRENEVALUATION OF PROGRESS_ 37
37
TIME FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND SPACE 45
45
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS__ 57
57
FOREWORD V
ILLUSTRATIONS
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Very Important Competencies on Which Teachers
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Purpose of the Language Laboratory
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Number and Percent of Manuals Containing Specified Per
2
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
12
34
25
Department of Health Education and WelfareCon
30
Federal Funds Allotted for the Development of Library Services
40
Federal Assistance for the Construction of School Facilities in Federally
46
52
52
194849
58
Federal Funds Allotted for Research Fellowships and for Training
65
Department of Agriculture 78
78
67
83
Federal Payments to Counties in the Various States From Collections
84
194849
91
Department of Commerce 93
93
Federal Funds Expended for the Education of Merchant Marine Per
98
Department of Defense 102
102
Department of Defense Funds for Education Programs for Civilian
108
Federal Funds for the Education of Children of Navy Personnel
114
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
121
Federal Funds Expended for the Education of Indians in the United
127
Federal Funds Collected During the Preceding School Year Out
135
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
143
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
149
Federal Funds for Cooperative Educational Activities in Other
155
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
162
194748 to 195657 170
170
Federal Funds Expended by the Veterans Administration for Voca
171
195051
177
Number of Persons Receiving Resident Instruction Through
184
195051
190
Federal Funds for Graduate Fellowships and Basic Research Awarded
196
Covered 18
18
13
24
degree__ 27
27
Federal Funds Allotted for Educational Programs of the Robert
30
Materials and Techniques for the Language Laboratory
38
Evaluation
54
Sample Description of the Basic Design
62
Questionnaire 69
69
Useful References 85
85
FOREWORD
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III
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Page
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Alaska
120
4
126
California
132
Colorado
155
Connecticut
161
District of Columbia
169
Georgia
182
Hawaii
194
85
210
Mississippi
227
THE PROBLEM OF IMPAIRED SPEECH AND HEAR
district and city size____ 3
3
PREVALENCE AND DEFINITION OF TYPES OF
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Assignment and educational background of special teacher con
9
WHAT CAN BE DONE IN THE SCHOOLS FOR CHIL
13
THE HIGH ADVENTURE OF RESEARCH 23
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TittelBulletin, Utgaver 1-15
Bulletin, United States. Office of Education
BidragsyterUnited States. Office of Education
UtgiverU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1959
Original fraUniversity of Minnesota
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