CSC Research Journal Probes Methods Issue
The May issue of the Journal surveys research on methods in education with essays by CSC faculty and visiting scholars. Topics include testing in teacher education, philosophical perspectives on education, and a proposed study comparing international and U.S. arithmetic teaching. The issue outlines dissertations from Colorado State College and notes a new three year PhD in educational measurement and research starting fall term.
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Arilar J. Partridge
Fie Servier
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Glendon P. Nimpivht
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Ass Vattoy Servies
Jin International
Kramer Sparks
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Jefferson
Michel G. Pulliam
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Neal C. Tremble
Haymond George Shaffer
Luker
Arthur P.M Intel
Harold D. Converse
Ronald Eb.larcher
Patrice "M. Costella
Eugene A. Diggs
Gerald Mattin
Smith
Multilingual worldwide language count grows past three thousand
Linguists estimate more than 3000 languages and Taji dialects are spoken globally. The figure excludes hundreds of splinter languages present only among isolated tribes in Asia Africa and South America.
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Worle
Asia
Africa
South America
Museum hosts Meeker May program with student visits
The Meeker Home Museum highlighted May events with Helen Larson as curator. Local families and students from Stove Prairie, Milliken, Jefferson Bay, and Meath Junior High attended displays, with Cub Scouts Pack 56, Pack 250 visiting. Paul Wepener repaired the grandfather clock donated by Robert Hanna. Summer hours are posted. museum open daily except Sundays.
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Meas
Helen Larson
Musem
Jeli Dorner
Sun Brus
Cali
Jet. Apley
Stove Prairie School
Ness Fort Collins
Mauseute
Clatissa Davis
Milliken
Meath
Greeley
Helen McCandless
Jefferson Bay
Paul Wepener
Vom Pueblo
Robert Hanna
Paul
Jolia Dooley
Dohnier
HmUseum
Footloose Tourists Sail Seas in Tramp Freighters
Travelers flock to wandering cargo ships for economy and novelty. Tramps sail varied routes worldwide with 12 passenger quarters, air conditioning, and deck amusements while cargo dictates their schedules. Shipboard life includes spacious lounges, occasional long bunk extensions, and occasional social scenes, contrasting fixed freighters. Capetown reports warn on packing for long ocean journeys.
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High Seas
Liberia
Great Britain
Italy
Wallington
National Geographic Society
New Orleans
England
Jlew
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