United States. Bureau Of Education
2 books
About the Author
The United States Bureau of Education, established in 1867 as a federal agency dedicated to promoting educational advancement across the nation, played a pivotal role in shaping American schooling through research, policy recommendations, and comprehensive reports. Under its auspices, experts like A. Tolman Smith and W.T. Harris contributed insightful analyses on psychological and curricular developments, reflecting the Bureau's commitment to evidence-based reforms during the late 19th century. This influential body compiled volumes that addressed the evolving needs of public education, emphasizing the psychological revival in learning and the educational values inherent in various academic disciplines. Through its publications, the Bureau bridged theory and practice, influencing pedagogical standards and fostering a more informed approach to instruction that continues to resonate in educational discourse today.
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![The psychological revival [prepared by A. Tolman Smith] Educational values of the several branches of studies [by W.T. Harris] Volume c.1 1896 [Leather Bound]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31gqE8kgIYL._SL500_.jpg)