A Brief History of the California School book Monopoly
A Brief History of the California School book Monopoly
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All the works prepared were rejected save a series of three readers, presented as a gift to the State by Mr. H. C. Kinne, of San Francisco. "* These were made over by the Managing Editor, and published. " It was found at once that the State could not depend on the volunteer labor of teachers for the preparation of manuscripts. " f The State was not full of teachers who had time and ability to prepare text-books for the State in connection with their regular work. The State Board of Education, "... in view of their want of success with authors for the community at large, became convinced that it was necessary to under- take the work themselves. " | THEY MAKE MORE BOOKS.
It will be noticed that the Constitutional Amendment provides for certain work. The law passed February 26, 1885, specified that the series to be prepared should consist of three readers, one speller, one arithmetic, one gram- mar, one history of the United States, and one *i2th Report of State Superintendent, p. 34.
f Ibid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the works prepared were rejected save a series of three readers, presented as a gift to the State by Mr. H. C. Kinne, of San Francisco. "* These were made over by the Managing Editor, and published. " It was found at once that the State could not depend on the volunteer labor of teachers for the preparation of manuscripts. " f The State was not full of teachers who had time and ability to prepare text-books for the State in connection with their regular work. The State Board of Education, "... in view of their want of success with authors for the community at large, became convinced that it was necessary to under- take the work themselves. " | THEY MAKE MORE BOOKS.
It will be noticed that the Constitutional Amendment provides for certain work. The law passed February 26, 1885, specified that the series to be prepared should consist of three readers, one speller, one arithmetic, one gram- mar, one history of the United States, and one *i2th Report of State Superintendent, p. 34.
f Ibid.
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