H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND
HER EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE. "Strange as it may appear, the visit of the battleship New Zealand was probably tho outstanding event of the year, and of the school life of many of tho thousands of children who visited her." Thus runs an extract from tho annual report of the Wellington Education Board. Tho inspectors of the board, in tlieir report, have tbo following to say:— "With regard to tho teaching of civics —moaning by tho term tho inculcation of a public spirit as distinguished from a mere knowledge of the details of government—the tI.M.S. New. Zealand lias .undoubtedly had move effect in cieat-_ilig-.a...true spirit of patriotism than all :th?;praV le3s'j:is that could be given dining, the schflol life of t'Jie child. At the same timo the visi: will not he a recurring 0110, and to carry on tho good wcrk successfully will entail oral teach,ing on systematic lines."
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2171, 9 June 1914, Page 6
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150H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2171, 9 June 1914, Page 6
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