Education in Queensland progress and problems for the countryside
Miss Freda Bage of the University of Queensland reads on the education system in Queensland at a Country Women's Association conference in Longreach. She traces education from ancient times to England and Australia and explains Queensland’s free compulsory system, decentralised campuses, itinerant teachers, and correspondence work serving remote areas.
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Freda Bage
F.L
Women’s College
University of Queensland
C.W.A
Queensland Country Women's Association
Bush
Longreach
Queensland
Fallarope
England
Australia
Department of Public Instruction
New South Wales
Victoria
Sydney
Melbourne
Ths
Lfome
Burgh
Werner
Spike
Prigaar
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