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¶

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q1 i? There was a general feeling at Mobile that the two closely related societies should institute some form of cooperation, concentrating on common problems and holding at least one joint session while preserving each organization. → 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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Reporter's account of sentiment at the 1911 Mobile meeting; the article expresses hope the societies may concentrate upon common problems and hold at least one joint session. No outcome of this proposal is reported.

"There seemed to be a general feeling at Mobile that two organiza- tions so closely related, both in function and membership, as the Society of College Teachers of Education and the National Society for the Study of Education, should not continue to occupy the field as competitors"

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