Business and Industry in Denver's West District.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1955. 34 pp. A survey of a section of Denver prepared by teachers, following a visitation. It is prepared for use in the classroom.
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Curriculum Development through Committees on Instruction.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1954. 16 pp. A summary of the current Denver instructional committees and their functions.
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Denver Looks at Its Schools.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1950. 17 pp. A summary of the 1950 public opinion study of the Denver Public Schools. Denver Looks at Its Schools. Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1953. 28 pp. A summary of the 1953 public opinion study of the Denver Public Schools.
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The Denver Public Schools Look at Themselves.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1953. 17 pp. A summary of the 1950 evaluation study.
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The Denver Public Schools Look at Themselves.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1953. 27 pp. A summary of the 1953 evaluation study.
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Evaluation in the Denver Public Schools.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1955. 8 pp. A brief analysis of the Denver evaluation program.
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Expected-Achievement Grade-Placement Tables for Use in Grades I-XII.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1951. 29 pp. A brochure designed to assist teachers in relating achievement to the mental abilities of pupils.
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Human Relations in Action.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1952. 63 pp. A pamphlet prepared to help pupils, parents, and teachers work together in matters of interpersonal and intergroup relations.
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The Social Studies Program of the Denver Public Schools. Kindergarten through Grade Twelve.Denver: Denver Public Schools, 1954. 643 pp. The official guide for use by Denver social studies teachers at all grade levels.
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HelenWilcox, (Mrs. Eugene). “Denver P.T.A.'s Help Design a Curriculum,” National Parent-Teacher, XLVIII (April, 1954), 35. An account of the way parents participated in the preparation of the Denver social-studies guide.