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        The Persistency of Errors in English in Selected Classrooms in Saskatchewan Schools

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        Date
        1954-08
        Author
        Tronrud, Dorothy Isabelle
        Type
        Thesis
        Degree Level
        Masters
        Abstract
        This study of the persistency of errors in English evolved from the seeming discrepancy between language as it is taught in our schools and as it is used by school graduates in everyday life. The study seeks to determine what errors have been found by other researchers to be most prevalent and the extent to which these errors prevail and persist in the language of Saskatchewan school pupils. It seeks also to make specific recommendations for the improvement of instruction in English language. The investigation would not have been possible without the assistance of the many classroom teachers who administered the test.
        Degree
        Master of Education (M.Ed.)
        Department
        Educational Foundations
        Program
        Education
        Supervisor
        Deverell, A. F.
        Copyright Date
        August 1954
        URI
        http://hdl.handle.net/10388/5902
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