Identifier: teacherscollegeq19161917 (find matches)
Title: The teachers college quarterly (serial)
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: East Carolina Teachers College
Subjects: East Carolina Teachers College East Carolina Teachers College
Publisher: Greenville, N.C. : Students and Faculty of East Carolina Teachers College
Contributing Library: University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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&jprtt, 4Wap, STune1916 Table of Contents PAGE Methods in Teaching Agriculture 1 Db. Kaby C. Davis.Educating for Farm Life 8 Clarence Poe.Agriculture in the Cary Farm-life School 13 J. S. Howard.Approaching Agriculture Through the Small Garden 15 H. E. Austin.My Blue and Gold Garden 17 Jaqtjes Busbee.Charles OHagan Laughinghouse 19 Mamie E. Jenkins.Gathering up the Fragments 25 Charles OHagan Laughinghouse.The Celebration of the Tercentenary of Shakespeare 30 Alice Hebbing.Plans for Planting the Campus 35 A Sketch of Helen Keller 39 Nelle White.Reports on Special Trips 43 The Threshold (A Poem) . 46 Barbara Seymour. Editorials 47 Editorial Departments— Suggestions 51 Reviews . .. 55 Alumnae News 60 The Class of 1916 65 School Activities 86 School Notes 93 EDWARDS A BROUSHTON PRINTING CO., RALI10H, N. C. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill www.archive.org/details/teacherscollegeq19161917
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o W$t Cratmng ikfjool (©uarterlp Vol. III. APRIL, MAY, JUNE, 1916. No. 1 Methods in Teaching Agriculture Dr. Kary C. Davis, Knapp School of Country Life, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. TT cannot be said that there is any real school organized solely forthe teaching of methods in agricultural education. Subject matterin agriculture itself is offered at the agricultural and mechanicalcolleges in each State, but this instruction is not intended primarily forteachers. The various State normal schools also offer instruction inagriculture. As a rule this is far more elementary than that offeredat the colleges, and has little, if any, so-called methods in it. There is one school, however, which offers regular courses intendedfor teachers in methods of teaching agriculture. This is the KnappSchool of Country Life at George Peabody College for Teachers. Ofcourse this school also gives instruction in pure agriculture, and, indeed,offers as many courses along this line as

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