Manual and Course of Study for the High Schools of Alaska
, published in 1922 by the Alaska Department of Education, provides a comprehensive guide to secondary education in the territory. This manual outlines the prescribed curriculum, teaching methodologies, and administrative guidelines intended for Alaskan high schools during the early 20th century.
Offering insight into the educational priorities and standards of the time, this work serves as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and educators interested in the development of education in Alaska and the broader context of American educational history. It reflects the efforts to standardize and improve the quality of high school education in a geographically diverse and challenging environment.
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