 | United States. Office of Education - 1950 - 706 lapas
...Age (19 17), and Life Adjustment Education for Every Youth (1948) have provided a recurring theme: "One of the surest ways in which to prepare pupils...leisure in adult life is by guiding and directing their leisure in youth." 1 Objectives of Extraelass Activities The objectives of extraelass activities are... | |
 | United States. Office of Education - 1918 - 1432 lapas
...science should aim, in part, to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. The school has failed also to organize and direct the social activities of young...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
 | Baltimore (Md.). Board of School Commissioners - 1921 - 378 lapas
...the fostering in each individual of or more special avocational interests. ity. neans social >f one I One of the surest ways in which to prepare pupils...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate ' recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
 | Maryland. State Department of Education - 1923 - 296 lapas
...science should aim, in part, to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. The school has failed also to organize and direct the social activities of young people as it should do. One of the surest ways in which to prepare pupils to utilize leisure worthily in adult life is... | |
 | 1925 - 434 lapas
...utilize the common means of enjoyment such as music, art, literature, the drama, and social intercourse. One of the surest ways in which to prepare pupils...guiding and directing their use of leisure in youth. This is a very vital part of their moral training as well as their social training and should begin... | |
 | Paul Sanford Lomax - 1928 - 216 lapas
...enjoyment. Its presentation of science should aim, in part, to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. should. One of the surest ways in which to prepare...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
 | 1919 - 296 lapas
...science should aim, in part, to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. The school has failed also to organize and direct the social activities of young...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
 | United States. Office of Education - 1918 - 1256 lapas
...science should aim, in part, to" arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. The school has failed also to organize and direct the social activities of young...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
 | 1918 - 784 lapas
...science should aim, in part, to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature. The school has failed also to organize and direct the social activities of young...leisure in youth. The school should, therefore, see that adequate recreation is provided both within the school and by other proper agencies in the community.... | |
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The school has failed to organize and direct the social activities of young people as it should. One of the surest ways in which to prepare pupils worthily to utilize leisure in adult life is by guiding and directing their use of leisure in youth. The... 
