Schools At Home And Abroad
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Dinner and recreation.
Study in the class-rooms.
With such a time table as this can there be much wonder that " Jacques " often appears to be a very dull boy ? Here, as in Germany, the effects of overpressure in the schools, both primary and secondary, are very visible, and one cannot but thoroughly sympathise with the German Emperor's appeal to his schoolmasters to lighten the task, so that the physical powers of the children may not be dwarfed and atrophied by this unnatural cultiva- tion of ...the mental faculties. At Cassel, where the Emperor attended school, there was a class, he once said, where, out of 20 boys, only he and another boy did not wear spectacles !
The most famous commercial school on the Conti- nent, not so much for the number of pupils (it has about 150 at present), as for its age and the thoroughness of its course, is 1'Institut de Commerce at Antwerp. It was founded in 1853 by a former Minister of State, and has educated over 4, 000 students. Its cost of mainten- ance and management is undertaken by the City Council but the State also contributes towards it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dinner and recreation.
Study in the class-rooms.
With such a time table as this can there be much wonder that " Jacques " often appears to be a very dull boy ? Here, as in Germany, the effects of overpressure in the schools, both primary and secondary, are very visible, and one cannot but thoroughly sympathise with the German Emperor's appeal to his schoolmasters to lighten the task, so that the physical powers of the children may not be dwarfed and atrophied by this unnatural cultiva- tion of ...the mental faculties. At Cassel, where the Emperor attended school, there was a class, he once said, where, out of 20 boys, only he and another boy did not wear spectacles !
The most famous commercial school on the Conti- nent, not so much for the number of pupils (it has about 150 at present), as for its age and the thoroughness of its course, is 1'Institut de Commerce at Antwerp. It was founded in 1853 by a former Minister of State, and has educated over 4, 000 students. Its cost of mainten- ance and management is undertaken by the City Council but the State also contributes towards it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Edward Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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