For example, her two novels are bildungsromane (novels of education); she translated educational works such as Christian Gotthilf Salzmann's Elements of Morality; she wrote a children's book, Original Stories from Real Life (1788); and her Vindication of the Rights of Woman is largely an argument for the value of female education.
Schuller authored educational works such as Horn Technique, 2nd ed.
A dedicated spreader of the word, Peterson also published educational works for student jazz pianists.
At first these plays were written by scholars in Latin as educational works, especially in Jesuit schools, but they later were viewed as entertainment as well.
Dorothy Canfield Fisher, original name Dorothea Frances Canfield, pen name Dorothy Canfield (born Feb. 17, 1879, Lawrence, Kan., U.S. died Nov. 9, 1958, Arlington, Vt.), prolific American author of novels, short stories, children's books, educational works, and memoirs.
Research has established that at least as early as 1730 Boreman began publishing for children (largely educational works) and that in 1742 he produced what sounds like a recreational story, Cajanus, the Swedish Giant.
The Gay Medical Association set up an AIDS working-group and began its educational work by drafting a leaflet for General Parishioners [ 14].
The new parish church of Keswick, St John's, started educational work in 1840 with a Sunday school which also educated infant boys, and later girls, on weekdays.
"We are continuing our educational work.
"That's not policy work, that's educational work".
This helps to fund its community and educational work.
