Browse Authors within the Manuscript Collection Click a letter below to browse finding aids alphabetically. Johnston in This publication is concerned with the betterment of rural schools in South Carolina and of the South.
The association was begun at the urging of Dr. John Joyner Brantly Brantly states that no one can fulfill their potential unless they have been properly educated in the literary classics of Greece and Rome.
Jacob Manley Cantey Breaker In his address, Rev. Breaker sates that women were put on Earth for the same reason men were: to glorify god. It goes on to explain that women are not any more or less intelligent than men, but that the two sexes are intelligent in different ways.
McMahan, State Superintendent of Education. John J. Hetty Sibyl Browne. Hetty Browne was an education professor at Winthrop College from through who was chosen to lead the experiment by the SC Department of Education to create an environment that is conducive to the educational needs of children in South Carolina's rural population.
This publication details her ground breaking work in rural school education. This article lists ways to create strong programs for nontraditional students in the hopes of raising the percentage of literate adults in South Carolina. This article is geared towards teachers of adult students and offers suggestions on how to teach this demographic. At the back of this publication there is a list of suggested books for adult pupils.
