Horace Mann, the Educator
Horace Mann, the Educator
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It is with hearty satisfaction that your committee can honestly present so flattering a report.
1870. "The primary schools are in excellent condition. The intermediate schools and their teachers merit our highest commendation; they are all good. The high school meets our highest expectation. " Tn view of what is to be said by his brother THE EDUCATOR. 31 three years Jater the following is of special inter- est.
1871. "We have a custom of subjecting every school in town to a searching scrutiny b...y the whole committee at the close of the school year. This duty was performed with a good deal of thorough- ness. All are excellent and all are improving;" Charles Francis Adams, Jr. , a younger son, came upon the board the next year, 1872, and these schools that had been "highly satisfactory, " "in excellent condition, " "credit to any town in the commonwealth, " "nothing better anywhere, " "equal to the most sanguine expectations, " "man- ner with children peculiarly happy, " "examined with a searching scrutiny, " "honestly present a nattering report, " etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is with hearty satisfaction that your committee can honestly present so flattering a report.
1870. "The primary schools are in excellent condition. The intermediate schools and their teachers merit our highest commendation; they are all good. The high school meets our highest expectation. " Tn view of what is to be said by his brother THE EDUCATOR. 31 three years Jater the following is of special inter- est.
1871. "We have a custom of subjecting every school in town to a searching scrutiny b...y the whole committee at the close of the school year. This duty was performed with a good deal of thorough- ness. All are excellent and all are improving;" Charles Francis Adams, Jr. , a younger son, came upon the board the next year, 1872, and these schools that had been "highly satisfactory, " "in excellent condition, " "credit to any town in the commonwealth, " "nothing better anywhere, " "equal to the most sanguine expectations, " "man- ner with children peculiarly happy, " "examined with a searching scrutiny, " "honestly present a nattering report, " etc.
What to read after Horace Mann, the Educator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert E Albert Edward Winship to read onlineMoreLess
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