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الصفحة 491
From the lowest class which recites the health rules and proceeds to observe them , to the highest class which carries out projects in sanitation and social hygiene , the curriculum of hygiene is realistic and practical .
From the lowest class which recites the health rules and proceeds to observe them , to the highest class which carries out projects in sanitation and social hygiene , the curriculum of hygiene is realistic and practical .
الصفحة 499
UN PROGRAMME D'HYGIÈNE DANS LES ÉCOLES AFRICAINES 499 direct them in the carrying out of simple experiments with the air we breathe or the water we drink , and watching what happens and telling it out . They will love to weigh and ...
UN PROGRAMME D'HYGIÈNE DANS LES ÉCOLES AFRICAINES 499 direct them in the carrying out of simple experiments with the air we breathe or the water we drink , and watching what happens and telling it out . They will love to weigh and ...
الصفحة 501
Sofia a TEACHING OF HYGIENE IN NATIVE PRIMARY SCHOOLS By A. A. JAQUES O far , hygiene hardly seems to have received the place and attention it deserves in the syllabus of teaching in the native primary schools . Even without sharing the ...
Sofia a TEACHING OF HYGIENE IN NATIVE PRIMARY SCHOOLS By A. A. JAQUES O far , hygiene hardly seems to have received the place and attention it deserves in the syllabus of teaching in the native primary schools . Even without sharing the ...
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An Anthropological NoMansLand F H Ruxton | 27 |
The Culture Areas of Africa Melville J Herskovits | 77 |
UBBANGI CONGO BELGE P Basile Tangbe | 78 |
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