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Author Wesley, Edgar Bruce, 1891-1980.

Title NEA: the first hundred years; the building of the teaching profession.

Publication Info. New York : Harper [1957]

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Location Call No. Status
 New Britain, Main Library - Non Fiction  370.6 W51    Check Shelf
Edition [First edition].
Description 419 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Contents Beginnings and meetings. The American scene of 1857 ; The educational scene of 1857 ; The birth of the National Teachers' Association ; From infancy to parenthood ; Who talked about what -- Development of American education. Rise of high schools ; Normal schools and teachers' colleges ; The advance of higher education ; The changing curriculum ; Commercially speaking ; Hails and wails -- Educational reforms. Object teaching ; The kindergarten ; Apostles of childhood ; Coeducation ; The Herbartian movement ; The progressive movement -- Lost causes. The national-university movement ; The simplified-spelling movement ; Teachers and temperance ; Other lost causes -- The NEA builds a profession. The greatest educational show on earth ; The guardians of correct thinking ; Departments of the NEA ; Committees and commissions ; Friends and allies ; Democratizing the association ; The NEA and teacher welfare ; Advances toward a profession ; Reaching toward world horizons ; Resolved : that-- ; Headquarters and staff ; The NEA today.
Subject National Education Association of the United States.
Education -- United States -- History.
Other Form: Online version: Wesley, Edgar Bruce, 1891-1980. NEA: the first hundred years. [1st ed.] New York, Harper [1957] (OCoLC)579069940
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