World Education a Discussion of the Favorable Conditions for a World Campaign F
World Education a Discussion of the Favorable Conditions for a World Campaign F
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John D. Rockefeller to higher education and other specific uses; Mr. Cecil John Rhodes for Anglo- Saxon scholarships at Oxford University. Others may promote trades, art, music, physical education, moral instruction, or other educational objects. Such special and separate funds may be grouped and ad- ministered together to promote economy and effi- ciency. Such a world fund may be a joint fund or a fund of funds.
(8) INTERMETROPOLITAN EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE Certain great cities of the United Stat...es and Europe have in a limited way exchanged teachers. This idea may be carried further and developed in many profitable lines, as lectures, school exhibits, 88 INTERNATIONAL PLANS portable museums, pupil exchange, cooperation for municipal improvement and other cooperative efforts.
The conferences of the mayors of American cities may be cited as a suggestive fact in connection with municipal interests, including education.
The great cities of the world, that is, cities of 500, 000 and above, by a system of interchange of services and cooperation may benefit both themselves and the areas of which they are the centres, for what is termed the sphere of influence of a city of the first rank extends until it meets the territory outlying another such city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John D. Rockefeller to higher education and other specific uses; Mr. Cecil John Rhodes for Anglo- Saxon scholarships at Oxford University. Others may promote trades, art, music, physical education, moral instruction, or other educational objects. Such special and separate funds may be grouped and ad- ministered together to promote economy and effi- ciency. Such a world fund may be a joint fund or a fund of funds.
(8) INTERMETROPOLITAN EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE Certain great cities of the United Stat...es and Europe have in a limited way exchanged teachers. This idea may be carried further and developed in many profitable lines, as lectures, school exhibits, 88 INTERNATIONAL PLANS portable museums, pupil exchange, cooperation for municipal improvement and other cooperative efforts.
The conferences of the mayors of American cities may be cited as a suggestive fact in connection with municipal interests, including education.
The great cities of the world, that is, cities of 500, 000 and above, by a system of interchange of services and cooperation may benefit both themselves and the areas of which they are the centres, for what is termed the sphere of influence of a city of the first rank extends until it meets the territory outlying another such city.
What to read after World Education a Discussion of the Favorable Conditions for a World Campaign F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Walter Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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