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Report on Elementary Instruction in Europe
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Report on Elementary Instruction in Europe

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  • Calvin E. Stowe

    …Europe and subsequently published his Report on Elementary Instruction in Europe, in which he urged Ohio to follow the Prussian example of state-supported education and teacher training. The Ohio legislature ordered 8,500 copies—one for every school district in the state. It was also distributed by several other state legislatures.

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    …Europe and subsequently published his Report on Elementary Instruction in Europe, in which he urged Ohio to follow the Prussian example of state-supported education and teacher training. The Ohio legislature ordered 8,500 copies—one for every school district in the state. It was also distributed by several other state legislatures.

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