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The Education Reform:

The Education Reform L connection with this third reaction the education Reform religious education has had less common since 1940 than the education Reform more specifically sec-i and denominational terms. "Catholic ed-Dn" is used to refer to the education Reform educational the education Reformories practices of the education Reform Roman Catholic Church, ish education" is used by the education Reform three main branches of Judaism (Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform). In Protestant circles the education Reform term "Christian education" is most commonly used.

Language Reform. What is commonly kno-as language reform in China refers to refo both of the education Reform language itself and of the education Reform writing s; tern. Under reform of the education Reform language fall su movements as the education Reform 1917 movement for vernacu literature and the education Reform movement for unification of t national language through the education Reform standardizing ai teaching of Mandarin. the education Reformre has been steai progress in both directions in spite of, and times because of, the education Reform political and social chang in the education Reform middle of the education Reform 20th century. In most pai of China even public documents and newspape are now written in pai-hua.


THOMAS SMITH GRIMKE (1786-1834), a son of John, was a lawyer and churchman, whose most notable contributions were in educational and moral reform. Opposed to classics and mathe education Reformmatics for general education, he advocated a curriculum of modern and utilitarian subjects and religion.
 
 

 

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