Integration of English Usage and Typing Skills

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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size NotesGoddard, H. H., School Training of Gifted Children, New York, World Book Company, 1928.Dealey, William L., and Dvorak, A., “A Newer and More Fluent Mode of Expression in the Public Schools,” Educational Outlook, Vol. VIII.Blackstone, E. G., “Personal Typewriting,” American Shorthand Teacher, November, 1929.Bown, R. F., “Nonvocational Typewriting in the Junior High School,” September, 1935, p. 38.Master’s Thesis, The Possibility of Justifying the Teaching of Typewriting in the Seventh Grade, Helen Eleanore Lynch, University of Southern California, June, 1931.Ibid., p. 55.Ibid., p. 58.Ibid., p. 1.Dvorak, August, Merrick, Nellie L., Dealey, William L., Ford, Gertrude, Typewriting Behavior, American Book Company, 1936, p. 145.Merrick, Nellie L., Bown, R. F., Dvorak, August, My Typewriter and I, American Book Company, 1937.Dvorak Type-pacer, manufactured and distributed by Torka Brothers, Seattle, Washington.Published by the Educational Test Bureau, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1934.Ibid.Ibid.Kibby, Ira W., “A Study of Typewriting Accomplishments in California Secondary Schools,” March, 1933, State Dept. of Educ, Sacramento, California.Kochka, Joseph L., “Norms of Achievement in Speed and Accuracy in Typewriting,” Balance Sheet, January, 1934, pp. 199–206.Carmichael, V. H., “Objective Measurement of Accomplishment in Typewriting of High School Commercial Pupils in Indiana,” Monographs in Educ. #12, University of Iowa Research Studies in Educ, 1932.Davis, D. W., “An Evaluation of the Simplified Typewriter Keyboard,” The Journal of Business Education, May, June, September, and October, 1935.