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William Keddie FRSE (1809–1877) was a Scottish newspaper editor and scientist. Although now a method taken for granted, he was one of the first to advocate teaching of Chemistry by each student conducting their own experiments (rather than purely observing the teacher). He left a large collection of manuscripts to Glasgow University. He also formed the basis of running Scottish Sunday Schools, in a format which ran until the mid 20th century.

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  • William Keddie FRSE (1809–1877) was a Scottish newspaper editor and scientist. Although now a method taken for granted, he was one of the first to advocate teaching of Chemistry by each student conducting their own experiments (rather than purely observing the teacher). He left a large collection of manuscripts to Glasgow University. He also formed the basis of running Scottish Sunday Schools, in a format which ran until the mid 20th century. (en)
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  • William Keddie FRSE (1809–1877) was a Scottish newspaper editor and scientist. Although now a method taken for granted, he was one of the first to advocate teaching of Chemistry by each student conducting their own experiments (rather than purely observing the teacher). He left a large collection of manuscripts to Glasgow University. He also formed the basis of running Scottish Sunday Schools, in a format which ran until the mid 20th century. (en)
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  • William Keddie (en)
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