Autobiography of Friedrich Froebel Translated And Annotated By Emilie Michaelis ... And H. Keatley Moore.
Autobiography of Friedrich Froebel Translated And Annotated By Emilie Michaelis ... And H. Keatley Moore.
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The staff consisted of fourpermanent masters and nine visiting masters.
As I threw myself heartily into the consideration of the necessities andthe present position of the school, and of the instruction given there, the working out of this plan was left almost wholly in my hands, underthe conditions imposed upon us. The scheme I produced not only succeededin winning the approbation of the authorities, but proved itself duringa long period of service beneficial in the highest degree, both to the...institution itself and to its efficiency; notwithstanding that it putthe teachers to some considerable personal inconvenience, as well asmaking larger claims upon their time than was usual.
The subjects of instruction which fell to my share were arithmetic, drawing, physical geography, and German. I generally taught in themiddle classes. In a letter to my brother I spoke of the impression madeupon me by my first lesson to a class of thirty or forty boys rangingfrom nine to eleven; it seemed as if I had found something I had neverknown, but always longed for, always missed, as if my life had at lastdiscovered its native element.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The staff consisted of fourpermanent masters and nine visiting masters.
As I threw myself heartily into the consideration of the necessities andthe present position of the school, and of the instruction given there, the working out of this plan was left almost wholly in my hands, underthe conditions imposed upon us. The scheme I produced not only succeededin winning the approbation of the authorities, but proved itself duringa long period of service beneficial in the highest degree, both to the...institution itself and to its efficiency; notwithstanding that it putthe teachers to some considerable personal inconvenience, as well asmaking larger claims upon their time than was usual.
The subjects of instruction which fell to my share were arithmetic, drawing, physical geography, and German. I generally taught in themiddle classes. In a letter to my brother I spoke of the impression madeupon me by my first lesson to a class of thirty or forty boys rangingfrom nine to eleven; it seemed as if I had found something I had neverknown, but always longed for, always missed, as if my life had at lastdiscovered its native element.
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