Normal Herald V.10 No.2
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Every teacher needs to cultivate the Art im- pulse, and there is no better way to begin than by reading Mr. YanDyke's charming book.
THE NORMAL HERALD.
33 University Lectures.
The students of Indiana had a very unusual opportunity presented to them during the winter term, when Earl Barnes. A. B., M. S., now lecturer for the American Society for the Extension of University Teach- ing, and formerly instructor at Stan- ford University, delivered a course of lectures on ' ' Educational Movements an...d Problems of the Day." In this course of lectures, regarding the white, adult, male citizens as the governing body, Mr. Barnes discussed those classes or people dependent on them politically and socially, and attempted to answer [as far as was in his power] the question: "What shall we do with them ? ' ' The first lecture, " The Broadening of Education, or Education a Life Process for Even- One," gave a brief survey of the educational changes which took place about 1870 in all grades and departments, — the rapid development of university life, higher education of women, industrial and manual training, science and nature and child study — and the educational factors of today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every teacher needs to cultivate the Art im- pulse, and there is no better way to begin than by reading Mr. YanDyke's charming book.
THE NORMAL HERALD.
33 University Lectures.
The students of Indiana had a very unusual opportunity presented to them during the winter term, when Earl Barnes. A. B., M. S., now lecturer for the American Society for the Extension of University Teach- ing, and formerly instructor at Stan- ford University, delivered a course of lectures on ' ' Educational Movements an...d Problems of the Day." In this course of lectures, regarding the white, adult, male citizens as the governing body, Mr. Barnes discussed those classes or people dependent on them politically and socially, and attempted to answer [as far as was in his power] the question: "What shall we do with them ? ' ' The first lecture, " The Broadening of Education, or Education a Life Process for Even- One," gave a brief survey of the educational changes which took place about 1870 in all grades and departments, — the rapid development of university life, higher education of women, industrial and manual training, science and nature and child study — and the educational factors of today.
What to read after Normal Herald V.10 No.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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