Pioneering Australian Examination Scheme by Emmeline Woolley and Ethel Pedley
The article honors Emmeline M. Woolley and Ethel Pedley for founding and promoting the Associated Board examinations in Australia. It notes their efforts to establish teachers and centers, the 1907 prize distribution chaired by Lord Hampden, and the enduring Woolley and Pedley Scholarships. It also highlights international support from British and colonial officials and the growth to nearly 400 centers.
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