The article reports that distractions at joint meetings prevented concentrated discussion and recommends allied societies meet before the general sessions begin¶

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q1 i? The reporter states that innumerable distractions prevented concentrated discussion at Mobile and argues that if the allied societies' meetings are to produce worthy results, they should be held before the Department of Superintendence's general sessions begin. → The Meetings at Mobile 1911

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The Meetings at Mobile 1911¶

The Meetings at Mobile, Alabama, February 22-25, 1911. (1911). The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://psycnet.apa.org/journal/edu

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Editorial recommendation arising from the reporter's observation that at both the College Teachers' Society and the general meetings, distractions prevented concentrated discussions. The small attendance at the society's business session is also noted.

"If the meetings of these societies are to be productive of worthy results, they should be held before the general sessions of the Departmnt of Superintendence begin"

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Related Claims¶

• The article reports a general feeling at Mobile that the College Teachers of Education and NSSE societies should cooperate rather than compete, including joint sessions — related