About 26 minutes
Advice to Sunday School Children — Story, Setting & Ideas
Schools Learning
5,764 recorded words. Selected by the catalog's stored reading-time estimate.
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About 26 minutes
Schools Learning
5,764 recorded words. Selected by the catalog's stored reading-time estimate.
View Gutenberg source #36582About 29 minutes
Teaching Methods
6,625 recorded words. Selected by the catalog's stored reading-time estimate.
View Gutenberg source #63326About 32 minutes
Educational Theory
7,212 recorded words. Selected by the catalog's stored reading-time estimate.
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Catalog snapshot checked: 2026-09-25. Coverage: 96 public books, 96 available source excerpts.
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This catalogue indexes 96 public-domain texts on education, teaching, and childhood learning, drawn from Project Gutenberg and organized into four overlapping categories. Rather than a random assortment, the collection traces a practical arc: Teaching Methods offers classroom manuals by figures such as Maria Montessori and John Dewey, while Historical Textbooks provides early language primers like A First Spanish Reader. Schools Learning covers institutional and extracurricular materials, from Sunday schools to biographies, and Educational Theory situates schooling within broader social and philosophical debates—Rousseau, Spencer, and Nietzsche appear here. To enter the collection, try the suggested reading paths: start with Dewey's The School and Society for progressive education, compare historical language texts, or trace pedagogical history through Compayré and Woody. Each record includes catalogue notes and target reader guidance.
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A focused group of public-domain works connected by subject, literary setting and recurring questions.
A focused group of public-domain works connected by subject, literary setting and recurring questions.
A focused group of public-domain works connected by subject, literary setting and recurring questions.
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