Dorothea Beale of Cheltenham
Dorothea Beale of Cheltenham
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Much evil she considered came from want of proper interests and from deficient knowledge of life, such as even good reading could to some extent supply. ' Give them literature lessons, ' she said to an old pupil who had a large class of intelli- gent Yorkshire factory girls. A letter to another worker shows in what way she hoped women school managers might help to hinder the spread of corruption. It has the additional interest of suggesting a measure akin to one lately adopted by the educationa...l authorities in some counties : '(circa) 1889.
* Perhaps I ought not to say much ; my own vineyard I must keep. It does seem to me that both men and women who are wanting to mend things ought to take municipal offices and all sorts of legal and government work.
c Schools ought to be able to keep children longer and gradu- ally reduce school time, and could not one get a law that children without employment should be at school ? They must have in clerical language a " title " to leave school control by showing their parents are able to look after them or that they have an employer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much evil she considered came from want of proper interests and from deficient knowledge of life, such as even good reading could to some extent supply. ' Give them literature lessons, ' she said to an old pupil who had a large class of intelli- gent Yorkshire factory girls. A letter to another worker shows in what way she hoped women school managers might help to hinder the spread of corruption. It has the additional interest of suggesting a measure akin to one lately adopted by the educationa...l authorities in some counties : '(circa) 1889.
* Perhaps I ought not to say much ; my own vineyard I must keep. It does seem to me that both men and women who are wanting to mend things ought to take municipal offices and all sorts of legal and government work.
c Schools ought to be able to keep children longer and gradu- ally reduce school time, and could not one get a law that children without employment should be at school ? They must have in clerical language a " title " to leave school control by showing their parents are able to look after them or that they have an employer.
What to read after Dorothea Beale of Cheltenham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Raikes to read onlineMoreLess
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