School Architecture
School Architecture
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As my arrangements of pupils in divisions, &c. are, most of tbern, alphabetical, it often happens that the two extremes are brought together.
This never causes a murmur, or look of d&Uke.
HIGH SCHOOL. ggl The history of the High School in Providence is the history of almost every similar institution.
" The^High School was the only feature of oar system which encountered much opposition. When first proposed, its bearings on the schools below, and in various ways on the cause of education in the ...city, was not clearly seen. It was opposed because it was " aristocratic," " because it was unconstitutional to tax property for a city college," " because it would educate children above working tor their support," " because a poor boy or girl would never be seen in it" — and for all such contradictory reasons. Before it became a part of the system, the question of its adoption, or rejection, was submitted directly to the Siople, who passed in its favor by a vote of two thirds of all the legal voters of e city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As my arrangements of pupils in divisions, &c. are, most of tbern, alphabetical, it often happens that the two extremes are brought together.
This never causes a murmur, or look of d&Uke.
HIGH SCHOOL. ggl The history of the High School in Providence is the history of almost every similar institution.
" The^High School was the only feature of oar system which encountered much opposition. When first proposed, its bearings on the schools below, and in various ways on the cause of education in the ...city, was not clearly seen. It was opposed because it was " aristocratic," " because it was unconstitutional to tax property for a city college," " because it would educate children above working tor their support," " because a poor boy or girl would never be seen in it" — and for all such contradictory reasons. Before it became a part of the system, the question of its adoption, or rejection, was submitted directly to the Siople, who passed in its favor by a vote of two thirds of all the legal voters of e city.
What to read after School Architecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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