Children Under the Poor Law Their Education Training And After Care Together
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. , p. 90. Dr. Clutterbuck, however, writing in 1884 upon the schools in the Western District, would not admit the superiority of the large schools over the small ones so far as regarded the three R's. See 14 L. G. B. , p. 52. 1 Report, p. 44. H 98 Children under the Poor Law this formal change the general improvement in public education has affected to a marked extent that given in the Poor Law Schools, as we show later on.
The great increase in the percentages of passes to children examined s...eems to us to be a sufficient proof of an improvement in the teaching of the schools.
As to the provincial Poor Law Schools, we have in another place shown what an advance has been made; 1 and as to those in the Metropolitan and South Eastern Districts, Mr. Wyndham Holgate's annual Reports from 1884 onwards show how great the progress has been.
In fact, the Poor Law Schools Committee have to admit that in the Metropolitan schools "reading, though generally lacking in expression, is for the most part taught laboriously, and with fair success ; writing is almost always neat and accurate ; and arithmetic, so far as it can be tested by written work and the answers to questions given in the shape of c sums ' rather than problems which require thinking, is generally up to the level of good schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , p. 90. Dr. Clutterbuck, however, writing in 1884 upon the schools in the Western District, would not admit the superiority of the large schools over the small ones so far as regarded the three R's. See 14 L. G. B. , p. 52. 1 Report, p. 44. H 98 Children under the Poor Law this formal change the general improvement in public education has affected to a marked extent that given in the Poor Law Schools, as we show later on.
The great increase in the percentages of passes to children examined s...eems to us to be a sufficient proof of an improvement in the teaching of the schools.
As to the provincial Poor Law Schools, we have in another place shown what an advance has been made; 1 and as to those in the Metropolitan and South Eastern Districts, Mr. Wyndham Holgate's annual Reports from 1884 onwards show how great the progress has been.
In fact, the Poor Law Schools Committee have to admit that in the Metropolitan schools "reading, though generally lacking in expression, is for the most part taught laboriously, and with fair success ; writing is almost always neat and accurate ; and arithmetic, so far as it can be tested by written work and the answers to questions given in the shape of c sums ' rather than problems which require thinking, is generally up to the level of good schools.
What to read after Children Under the Poor Law Their Education Training And After Care Together?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Chance to read onlineMoreLess
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