Kindergarten movement spreads across the United States
The article contrasts American kindergarten neglect with Europe’s long history and notes 1940s figures on global trends. It cites Italy Belgium Austria Switzerland and Japan, cites 4 000 000 American children without suitable facilities and details the National Association for Kindergarten Education’s efforts from New York to promote public school kindergartens and cites notable supporters and leaders.
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America
Italy
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Russia
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Samuel Jones
Poledo
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National Association For the Promotion of Kindergarten Education
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Joan D. Arcehbolit
Herbert F. Gunnison
Horace Pietcher
Edgar L. Marston
Levi P. Morton
Apatha Lehner
John Greenough
George W. Perkins
Henry Phipps
Henry A. Wise
Charles Cary
Rumsey Optare
Cheppet Moston
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