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Did Laura really get in trouble at school with the new teacher?
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∙ 12y ago
That is a bit vague, but I will assume you mean when Eliza Jane Wilder taught the De Smet school. Yes, Laura did get into trouble with her.
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First lady Laura bush was employed as a?
school teacher
Did Laura ingalls family have writing experience?
In Laura's books, she tells that her Ma, Caroline, was a school teacher. When Laura was a young woman, she also became a teacher, and, as we know, a great author afterwards.
What did Laura Wilder go to school to be?
Laura Ingalls Wilder attended school to become a teacher. She taught in a one-room schoolhouse before becoming a writer later in life.
Where did Laura Ingalls go to high school?
Laura didn't go to high school. She went to school in Walnut Grove Minnesota, Iowa and De Smet South Dakota. At 16 years old she was a teacher and thus left school.
What did Laura Ingalls Wilder do for living?
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Laura Desimone has written: 'The role of teachers in urban school reform' -- subject(s): Comprehensive School Reform Program (U.S.), Educational change, Teacher-administrator relationships
What did Laura do for a living?
English teacher English teacher
What was Laura's accomplishments?
to be a teacher
What is the name of the school teacher in the first seasons of the show when Laura and Mary were little girls?
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What were Laura Ingalls Wilder's accompishments?
Laura Ingalls Wilder had many accomplishments. The one you may be most familiar with is that she was a successful and popular author. She was also a homesteader, a housewife, and a school teacher.
Did LAURA iIngalls Wilder like school?
no one really knows for sure probally
What age did Laura ingalls start goint to school at?
Laura taught three terms of school, each one lasting two months, all of them in one-room schoolhouses near DeSmet. Laura taught school mainly to help her family keep her older sister Mary in the college for the blind in Iowa. She earned $40 for her first school, and $75 for her third and last. Laura might have continued to teach, but like many women in that time and place, she stopped working outside the home after getting married.
