A Study of High School Pupils, With a View of Determining the Extent of Recollection of Once Familiar Facts (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175819741)

"A Study of High School Pupils, With a View of Determining the Extent of Recollection of Once Familiar Facts" by Emmanuel Wilson Cober delves into the retention of knowledge among secondary school students. Published in 1912, this work offers a snapshot of early 20th-century educational research, exploring the effectiveness of teaching methods and the durability of learned information.

Cober's investigation provides valuable insights into the psychological aspects of learning and memory in an educational context. This study is a fascinating read for historians of education, psychologists, and anyone interested in the evolution of pedagogical practices and the enduring challenge of ensuring that students retain what they are taught.

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