Normal Schools And Their Origin a Paper Read At a Regular Meeting of the Worces
Normal Schools And Their Origin a Paper Read At a Regular Meeting of the Worces
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Emerson, and signed by himself, Samuel R.
Hall, Win. J. Adams, D. Kiinball, E. A. An- drews, Benjamin Greenleaf, and N. Cleaveland, constituting a committee appointed for the pur pose, and was presented to the next session of the legislature. There was a petition presented also, from a convention of delegates from towns in Plymouth and Norfolk counties. Held Jan. 24, 1837, in aid of the memorial of the Institute.
Upon the suggestion of Edward Everett, in his annual address to the legislature, J...anuary, 1837, the board of education was established during that year. The movement which had been strongly urged, for the establishment of state normal schools, or seminaries for teachers, was not successful at that time.
The board of education organized on the 29th of June, 183^ The necessity then existing for better teachers for our somuiou schools was evident to the board, and in us tirst report urged the importance of establishing institu- tions for their special training.
March 22d, 1838, a resolve was introduced into the house of representatives appropriating $10, 000 to tue board of education, whicii, with $10, 000 more troui a private source, contributed by Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emerson, and signed by himself, Samuel R.
Hall, Win. J. Adams, D. Kiinball, E. A. An- drews, Benjamin Greenleaf, and N. Cleaveland, constituting a committee appointed for the pur pose, and was presented to the next session of the legislature. There was a petition presented also, from a convention of delegates from towns in Plymouth and Norfolk counties. Held Jan. 24, 1837, in aid of the memorial of the Institute.
Upon the suggestion of Edward Everett, in his annual address to the legislature, J...anuary, 1837, the board of education was established during that year. The movement which had been strongly urged, for the establishment of state normal schools, or seminaries for teachers, was not successful at that time.
The board of education organized on the 29th of June, 183^ The necessity then existing for better teachers for our somuiou schools was evident to the board, and in us tirst report urged the importance of establishing institu- tions for their special training.
March 22d, 1838, a resolve was introduced into the house of representatives appropriating $10, 000 to tue board of education, whicii, with $10, 000 more troui a private source, contributed by Hon.
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