 | Francis Shreve - Study skills - 1922 - 88 pages
...precisely what they had been taught or had learned. In the second place, an endeavor was made to find out which of the two methods gave the better results when the children were tested on new material." The pupils of standards 3 to 8 in five different schools of London acted as subjects... | |
 | Education - 1922 - 94 pages
...precisely what they had been taught or had learned. In the second place, an endeavor was made to find out which of the two methods gave the better results when the children were tested on new material." The pupils of standards 3 to 8 in five different schools of London acted as subjects... | |
 | Education - 1913 - 112 pages
...had been taught and on what they had learnt. In the second place, an endeavor was made to find out which of the two methods gave the better results when the children were tested on new material. "The answer to the first of these questions was not the same in all of the five schools... | |
 | Natural history - 1914 - 430 pages
...precisely what they had been taught or had learned. In the second place, an endeavor was made to find out which of the two methods gave the better results when the children were tested on new material. The answer to the first of these two questions was not the same in all of the five schools... | |
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The main problems were two in number. In the first place, an attempt was made to discover which of the two methods gave the better results when the children were tested on precisely what they had been taught or had learned. In the second place, an endeavor... 