Edwin R Embree
Biographic Data
| ID | 3630765 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edwin R Embree |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edwin R |
| FAMILY NAME | Embree |
| SIGNATURE | EMBREE E R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Julius Rosenwald Fund |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1932 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Build the Future: Addresses Marking the Inauguration of Charles Spurgeon Johnson. Fisk University
Education for One World
Brown Americans
Brown Americans: The Story of a Tenth of the Nation
Against the Odds
Brown Americans. The Story of a Tenth of the Nation
The Things so Strange and Marvellous
Peoples of the China Seas
The Educational Process as Applied in America
Our educational system has been making progress in transmitting the tools of survival in our culture: reading, writing, and technical skills. Its increasing responsibility for the development of personality and intelligent, flexible adaptability to changing social conditions has not been so well met. The emphasis is far too much on rote learning and verbalization rather than on the handling of real situations
Statistical Atlas of Southern Counties: Listing and Analysis of Socio- Economic Indices of 1104 Southern Counties
The Status of Minorities as a Test of Democracy
We in America have been slowly groping our way toward liberalism and democracy. It has been a long, hard trek. We have not yet fully reached our goal. But, in spite of the waves of hate and tyranny that are now sweeping the world, we are determined to press on toward tolerance and free opportunity for all the people. From the beginning this nation has been in the war between freedom and tyranny. The very settling of America was a search for fresh…
Indians of the Americas
Indians of the Americas. By Edwin R. Embree. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1939. xii + 260 pp. Illustrations. $2.75.) Get access Anna Lewis Anna Lewis Oklahoma College for Women Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 26, Issue 4, March 1940, Pages 561–562, https://doi.org/10.2307/1896328 Published: 01 March 1940
Indians of the Americas: Historical Pageant
Julius Rosenwald Fund, Review of Two Decades 1917-1936
The Collapse of Cotton Tenancy
Education for Rural Life
A great system of schools and colleges has grown up since emancipation for one of the many races which make up America-a system which includes private schools and colleges as well as the much greater number of public institutions. This peculiar school system has grown with amazing rapidity in seventy years-from practically zero in 1863 to an educational organization today which in 17 Southern states numbers 2,200,000 pupils in 25,000 elementary s…
Educational Problems in the Far East and the Near East
Julius Rosenwald Fund: Review for the Two-year Period 1931-1933
Objectives of Colonial Education
A New School in American Samoa
Education the world over suffers from lack of clear analysis of its proper objectives. Muddy thinking is especially harmful where ancient cultures are under stress from the dominance of modern civilization. Schools have fairly well found their place in Europe and America, where a chief task is to pass on to the rising generations the great accumulations of knowledge and to equip young people with intellectual tools by means of which they can use …
Island India Goes to School
Island India Goes to School
A Controlled Experiment on Rural Hygiene in Syria.Stuart Carter Dodd
Philanthropy for the Future
(1932). Philanthropy for the Future. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 284-284
Brown America: The Story of a New Race
Statistical Atlas of Southern Counties: Listing and Analysis of Socio- Economic Indices of 1104 Southern Counties
The Status of Minorities as a Test of Democracy
We in America have been slowly groping our way toward liberalism and democracy. It has been a long, hard trek. We have not yet fully reached our goal. But, in spite of the waves of hate and tyranny that are now sweeping the world, we are determined to press on toward tolerance and free opportunity for all the people. From the beginning this nation has been in the war between freedom and tyranny. The very settling of America was a search for fresh…
Philanthropy for the Future
(1932). Philanthropy for the Future. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 284-284
Brown America: The Story of a New Race
Julius Rosenwald Fund: Review for the Two-year Period 1931-1933
Objectives of Colonial Education
A New School in American Samoa
Education the world over suffers from lack of clear analysis of its proper objectives. Muddy thinking is especially harmful where ancient cultures are under stress from the dominance of modern civilization. Schools have fairly well found their place in Europe and America, where a chief task is to pass on to the rising generations the great accumulations of knowledge and to equip young people with intellectual tools by means of which they can use …
Island India Goes to School
Island India Goes to School
A Controlled Experiment on Rural Hygiene in Syria.Stuart Carter Dodd
Educational Problems in the Far East and the Near East
The Collapse of Cotton Tenancy
Education for Rural Life
A great system of schools and colleges has grown up since emancipation for one of the many races which make up America-a system which includes private schools and colleges as well as the much greater number of public institutions. This peculiar school system has grown with amazing rapidity in seventy years-from practically zero in 1863 to an educational organization today which in 17 Southern states numbers 2,200,000 pupils in 25,000 elementary s…
Julius Rosenwald Fund, Review of Two Decades 1917-1936
Indians of the Americas
Indians of the Americas. By Edwin R. Embree. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1939. xii + 260 pp. Illustrations. $2.75.) Get access Anna Lewis Anna Lewis Oklahoma College for Women Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 26, Issue 4, March 1940, Pages 561–562, https://doi.org/10.2307/1896328 Published: 01 March 1940
Indians of the Americas: Historical Pageant
The Status of Minorities as a Test of Democracy
We in America have been slowly groping our way toward liberalism and democracy. It has been a long, hard trek. We have not yet fully reached our goal. But, in spite of the waves of hate and tyranny that are now sweeping the world, we are determined to press on toward tolerance and free opportunity for all the people. From the beginning this nation has been in the war between freedom and tyranny. The very settling of America was a search for fresh…
Statistical Atlas of Southern Counties: Listing and Analysis of Socio- Economic Indices of 1104 Southern Counties
The Things so Strange and Marvellous
Peoples of the China Seas
The Educational Process as Applied in America
Our educational system has been making progress in transmitting the tools of survival in our culture: reading, writing, and technical skills. Its increasing responsibility for the development of personality and intelligent, flexible adaptability to changing social conditions has not been so well met. The emphasis is far too much on rote learning and verbalization rather than on the handling of real situations
Brown Americans: The Story of a Tenth of the Nation
Against the Odds
Brown Americans. The Story of a Tenth of the Nation
Brown Americans
Education for One World
Build the Future: Addresses Marking the Inauguration of Charles Spurgeon Johnson. Fisk University
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