A Cuban at Harvard. 2000.
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Harvard University. Cuban Summer School
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The Cuban Summer School held at Harvard University in 1900 was one of the largest cultural exchanges between the United States and Cuba. On July 5, 1900, about 1,270 Cuban teachers arrived in Boston to complete a six-week summer school program at Harvard where they participated in classes, lectures, and excursions. Superintendent of Public Schools in Cuba Alexander Everett Frye (LLB 1890) organized the summer school to instruct Cuban teachers in the latest American educational methods and Americ...
Olivera, Ruth R., 1927-
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In the summer of 1900, the Harvard Summer School held a special session to provide more than 1200 Cuban schoolteachers with training to learn the new American-style educational system introduced in Cuba after the Spanish-American War. From the description of A Cuban at Harvard. 2000. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 77072874 ...
