Education And Life
Education And Life
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It is understood, of course, that these three statements are not alto- gether mutually exclusive.
These views of the raison cTitre of the state uni- versity lead directly to the presentation in detail of some facts in its history and some of its aims, show- ing that its ideals are practicable.
The state university virtually, if not formally, is a part of the public-school system. As such it holds a peculiar and influential relation toward the public high schools. It furnishes teachers trained i...n the university in regular and pedagogical courses. It 136 EDUCATION AND LIFE.
scrutinizes the courses of study and the character of the work, and formally approves the schools of stand- ard merit. It helps in every prudent way the influ- ence of the school with the community. By its friendly relation it may present freely the advantages of higher education and thus reach a large number who would otherwise rest at the goal of high-school graduation. In every state, through the agency of the university, the number of high schools is materi- ally increased, and their standards, plan of organiza- tion, and methods are improved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is understood, of course, that these three statements are not alto- gether mutually exclusive.
These views of the raison cTitre of the state uni- versity lead directly to the presentation in detail of some facts in its history and some of its aims, show- ing that its ideals are practicable.
The state university virtually, if not formally, is a part of the public-school system. As such it holds a peculiar and influential relation toward the public high schools. It furnishes teachers trained i...n the university in regular and pedagogical courses. It 136 EDUCATION AND LIFE.
scrutinizes the courses of study and the character of the work, and formally approves the schools of stand- ard merit. It helps in every prudent way the influ- ence of the school with the community. By its friendly relation it may present freely the advantages of higher education and thus reach a large number who would otherwise rest at the goal of high-school graduation. In every state, through the agency of the university, the number of high schools is materi- ally increased, and their standards, plan of organiza- tion, and methods are improved.
What to read after Education And Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Hutchins Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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