Search Results: Education from Little Sages Books, ABAA

London, 1950. First Edition. Staplebound. Very good. 48p., in printed wraps. Churchill and Roosevelt by John Gunther, along with articles by Robert Waithman, John Kittesford, Allen B. Gellman, Thomas Fairley and Adrian Brunell. The English Speaking Union is a charitable educational organization emphasizing oracy and unity. None found in holdings or trade.

New York: New York Board of Education, 1970. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. Cover photograph, Ed Lavitt. Stapled 4to., pp12 in photographic and printed covers. Dual language outreach text explaining roles of guidance counselors, with student stereotypes and framework for utilizing the guidance tier. In the gang-fueled and difficult time of 1970s NYC, the network of parent, guidance and staff would be of profound import to student achievement. District 8 contained some of the most economically challenged neighborhoods in the city. Contemporary photographs of children and counselors throughout, with cover photo especially engaging.

Waterville , 1898. Card. Very good. Noting question, affirmative and negative team members and judges (Barrett Potter, Leslie C. Cornish and Prof. William H. Hartshorn). 3" x 5" Bit of toning.

Indianapolis: Waldcraft , 1915. Staplebound. Very good. Stick printing, dying, looming, weaving, casting supplies for educational and art use. 52p. in printed wraps.

New Haven: Office of Information Resources, Yale , 1995 . Hardcover. Near fine. Blue clothbound hardcover, gilt titling. Photos and alumni details and essays.

Ann Arbor : FPS, 1972. Pamphlet. Very good. 12p, folded sheets, unstapled. Who We Are (CHIPS: Cooperative Highschool Independent Press Syndicate), Services, The Symbol, order sheet for Pamphlets, Tshirts, Intro Kits, Reprints, Pins, etc. with annoucement of new book, the 64p. book of same name published by Times Change Press. Fifteen mission points listed. They note that FPS does not officiall stand for 'f*ck publik school'. Corner tip loss, otherwise bright and neat.