Report of the Committee On Education to the Assembly Twenty Second Session
Report of the Committee On Education to the Assembly Twenty Second Session
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The recitations we wit- nessed were in most instances admirably conducted, showing that the teachers were fully up with the latest and best methods of instruction, and that the institution is now what it claims to be, a Normal School, in which the art of teaching is imparted to those who will make it their business. Professor Chas. H. Allen, the Principal, is assisted by a corps of teachers of the first order of ability in their several special departments, and, by their joint exertions, they h...ave built up a Xormal School whose popularity is attested by the num- bers who crowd its halls, and whose excellence is proven by the ser- vice its graduates are rendering to the cause of education in every part of the State. The magnificent square, surrounding the noble Normal School edifice, continues to lie unimproved for lack of means. We think the time has fully come for a reasonable appro- priation to be made for this object.
In view of the large increase of attendance upon the Normal School, and the consequent demand for additional instructors, for additions to the library, and for apparatus for illustrating the differ- ent branches of study pursued in the institution, the increase in the appropriation for defraying its current expenses seems to be neces- sary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The recitations we wit- nessed were in most instances admirably conducted, showing that the teachers were fully up with the latest and best methods of instruction, and that the institution is now what it claims to be, a Normal School, in which the art of teaching is imparted to those who will make it their business. Professor Chas. H. Allen, the Principal, is assisted by a corps of teachers of the first order of ability in their several special departments, and, by their joint exertions, they h...ave built up a Xormal School whose popularity is attested by the num- bers who crowd its halls, and whose excellence is proven by the ser- vice its graduates are rendering to the cause of education in every part of the State. The magnificent square, surrounding the noble Normal School edifice, continues to lie unimproved for lack of means. We think the time has fully come for a reasonable appro- priation to be made for this object.
In view of the large increase of attendance upon the Normal School, and the consequent demand for additional instructors, for additions to the library, and for apparatus for illustrating the differ- ent branches of study pursued in the institution, the increase in the appropriation for defraying its current expenses seems to be neces- sary.
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