A four years' course in German for secondary schools

California Association Of Teachers Of German, Hugo Karl Schilling

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiG3 C35 070 fi2MB M 1907 r^ MAIN [Four Years' Course in German FOR Secondary Schools or ^'^ -^V't'^i ^ J' '^^- IIv%i 1 ' -' v'Y^'^ tP.lt/ If.t'i %A Four Years' Course in GermanA POR Secondary Schools Of % h^l^!?..^ Some years ago the California Association of Teachers of Ger- man published an outline of a three years' course in German for the guidance of teachers in the California High Schools. Last October the Association, in view of the changed conditions of German instruction in our schools and of the progress which has been made in point of method, decided to issue a new declaration of principles more in keeping with the present-day theory and prac- tice of modern-language teaching. The plan of a four-years' course in German which the undersigned committee herewith present is upon preliminarybased a report which was discussed and adopted at a meeting of the Association held in Berkeley on December 28, 1905, in connection with the annual session of the California Teach- ers' Association. Hugo K. Schilling, University of California. William A. Cooper, Stanford University. LuDw^iG J. Demeter, University of California. Valentin" Buehner, San Jose High School. /"joy A Four Years' Course in German for Secondary Schools INTnODUCTORY EEMARKS. A well-rounded course in a modern foreign language will pro- vide training in all the disciplines of language study: reading, grammar, speaking, and composition.

Sujets

• German language
• Éducation

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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