The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 27
Annual Report of the Dunedin Branch
Annual Report of the Dunedin Branch.
Papers, &c.—Fewer papers were read this year than in any other, a circumstance attributable mainly to the want of a fixed system of securing contributors. In September the President introduced for discussion a system of Mutual help in schools. November 4th: Mr. Jas. Jeffery read a paper on The English Language. March 3rd : The Secretary introduced for discussion the Otago Pupil Teachers Regulations. June 2nd: Mr. Jas. Rennie read a paper on The Insecurity of Teachers tenure of position in New Zealand.
Membership.The question of membership came on for consideration at the last meeting of the Branch, when it was unanimously resolved to issue circulars with a view of securing the countenance and active assistance of the many teachers in our midst. This step has resulted in a substantial addition to our membership roll.
W. J. Moore, Secretary.
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Collls, Culling, and Co.,
Printers, Crawford Street.
Education as a University Subject.
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