Charles Brooks And His Work for Normal Schools
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He must have been satisfied with the response at these meetings, for again he calls another convention ; this time it is for the specific purpose of securing for the Old Colony a seminary for teachers. The call was dated January 5, 1837, an d was for a convention at Halifax on January 24, 1837.
But after this call was issued and before the conven- tion was held, a couple of events happened which satisfied Mr. Brooks that his work had not been in vain. The first was the interrogative statement i...n the governor's message as to whether it would not be well to arrange for a school commission. The second event was an in- vitation from the Legislature that Mr. Brooks deliver an address before them on schools. Hear his own words on this: " One evening in January, 1837, ^ was sitting reading to my family when a letter was brought me from the friends of education in the Massachusetts Legislature, asking me to lecture on my hobby subject. I was electrified with joy. The whole heavens, to my eyes, seemed now filled with rainbows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must have been satisfied with the response at these meetings, for again he calls another convention ; this time it is for the specific purpose of securing for the Old Colony a seminary for teachers. The call was dated January 5, 1837, an d was for a convention at Halifax on January 24, 1837.
But after this call was issued and before the conven- tion was held, a couple of events happened which satisfied Mr. Brooks that his work had not been in vain. The first was the interrogative statement i...n the governor's message as to whether it would not be well to arrange for a school commission. The second event was an in- vitation from the Legislature that Mr. Brooks deliver an address before them on schools. Hear his own words on this: " One evening in January, 1837, ^ was sitting reading to my family when a letter was brought me from the friends of education in the Massachusetts Legislature, asking me to lecture on my hobby subject. I was electrified with joy. The whole heavens, to my eyes, seemed now filled with rainbows.
What to read after Charles Brooks And His Work for Normal Schools?
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