Excerpt from How to Teach Primary Number: A Course of Study and a Manual for Teachers
The author takes pleasure in acknowledging his indebt edness for many helpful suggestions from the following: Miss F. Avis Coultas, Primary Supervisor in the Cleveland (ohio) Public Schools, who used the manuscript for nearly two years; Miss Nellie I. Jacobs, Demonstration Teacher in the second grade of the Montclair (n. J.) State Normal School, who used it in her work in the second grade; and to Miss Orpha E. Worden, Teacher Of Method in Arith metic in the State Teachers' College, Detroit, Mich., who carefully read the manuscript when it was first prepared.
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