Study Centers

Displaying 101 - 114 of 114 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Miss Ward College Eye 4:8, p.7	10/29/1914	Went to Primghar for study center work.
102	The Study Centers College Eye 4:8, p.7	10/29/1914	Large attendance was reported in the Oskaloosa and Tipton study centers.
103	Miss Eva C. Gregg College Eye 4:5, p.8	10/08/1914	Conducted a study center in Jewell with Professor Hart.
104	The teacher study centers College Eye 4:4, p.4	10/01/1914	Describes new extension program.
105	Prof. Colegrove College Eye 4:3, p.8	09/24/1914	Visited a teacher's institute and attended a study center gathering.
106	Department of Rural Education Old Gold 0:0, p.206	06/01/1914	Organization of the department includes study centers and local rural schools; photo.
107	Prof. Dick and Miss Luse College Eye 3:29, p.488	05/07/1914	Conducted study centers at Manly.
108	Miss Emma Lambert and Prof. I. S. Condit College Eye 3:29, p.488	05/07/1914	Conducted a study center in Waverly.
109	Twelve Teachers Study Centers College Eye 3:18, p.312	02/05/1914	Teachers Study Centers have been organized around the state.
110	Official Notes College Eye 3:17, p.286	01/29/1914	Study Center schedule; summary of teaching certificates issued; ISTC students will be granted certificate for two year rural education course of study.
111	Official Notes College Eye 3:15, p.257	01/15/1914	News about study centers, Iowa education, and faculty appointments; Professors Hart and Eels will joint faculty sometime this spring.
112	Official Notes College Eye 3:12, p.204	12/11/1913	News about faculty activities; work on Training School Building going more slowly than expected; may not move to new building until the holidays.
113	A new educational movement has been started College Eye 3:12, p.216	12/11/1913	Faculty will organize study centers for the students.
114	First convention was a success College Eye 3:8, p.136	10/23/1913	North Central County Schools Association held first convention at T. C.; hope to raise standard of rural schools; President Seerley proposes Saturday study centers.