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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

6

Clare School Notes First Grade Class Activities

First Grade students study birds and spring scenes with pictures of pussy willows fishing and playing. Names listed for perfect scores and attendance. notes on reading plans and upcoming Smedley Olsen Readers.

Alice Grosvenor Phyllis Ogle Jack Green Delia Lee "Walker Freddia Schneider Dickia Piter Dale Joslin Rosemary Dwyer Arlene Capon Smedley- Olsen Eison Lorraine Sutton Elson Chester Richard Librar

Reading In 1935 By Estella Holden

Estella Holden discusses evolving reading instruction noting gradual changes and preferred methods. She highlights the story method’s emphasis on ideas and imagination, aims to cultivate interest and reading ability, and mentions rhymes songs and games as tools to foster engagement and positive attitudes toward learning.

Estella Holden Gray

The Contribution of Science to Education

Austin F. Bates argues for a clear definition of science and its role in high school curriculum. He asserts science teaches fundamental concepts, from atoms and compounds in chemistry to natural laws in physics, helping students connect lessons to daily life and future tasks.

Austin F. Bates

Scientific outlook and the limits of science discussed

A discussion on science education stressing life and body care, the limits of science, and the goal of teaching students to gather facts impartially and reason logically. It cites Guy Stanton Ford on leadership of experts guiding social change and notes science’s dual use in war and care for the injured.

Guy Stanton Ford Johnnie

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