The Fifth School Year;
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"The Fifth School Year" by Herman T. Lukens offers insights into elementary education at the turn of the 20th century. This volume likely explores the curriculum, teaching methods, and pedagogical approaches relevant to fifth-grade students. Teachers and educators interested in the history of educational practices will find value in Lukens' perspective on structuring a successful learning environment and fostering student development during this crucial stage of their schooling. It provides a snapshot of educational thought and practices from a bygone era, offering valuable context for understanding the evolution of modern teaching methodologies.
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