The Methodists Microform
The Methodists Microform
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199 200 The Methodists Answer. Not till God gives us a proper tutor.
In 1740, only two years after his conver- sion, Wesley took over a school started the previous year by Whitefield at Kingswood, near Bristol. It was intended for boarders and day scholars, but was later limited to the education of ministers' children. Though it had a modest beginning it was really a school of high grade, of which Wesley said himself: "Whoever carefully goes through this course will be a better scholar than nin...e out of ten of the graduates of Oxford or Cambridge. " Wesley outlined the curriculum, making eight courses or grades, including reading, writing, arith- metic, English, French, Latin, Greek, He- brew, history, geography, chronology, rhetoric, logic, ethics, geometry, algebra, physics and music. For some of these sub- jects he prepared text-books. He insisted in thoroughness, on high intellectual and religious qualifications for teachers, and on Education 201 great care in the admission of students.
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199 200 The Methodists Answer. Not till God gives us a proper tutor.
In 1740, only two years after his conver- sion, Wesley took over a school started the previous year by Whitefield at Kingswood, near Bristol. It was intended for boarders and day scholars, but was later limited to the education of ministers' children. Though it had a modest beginning it was really a school of high grade, of which Wesley said himself: "Whoever carefully goes through this course will be a better scholar than nin...e out of ten of the graduates of Oxford or Cambridge. " Wesley outlined the curriculum, making eight courses or grades, including reading, writing, arith- metic, English, French, Latin, Greek, He- brew, history, geography, chronology, rhetoric, logic, ethics, geometry, algebra, physics and music. For some of these sub- jects he prepared text-books. He insisted in thoroughness, on high intellectual and religious qualifications for teachers, and on Education 201 great care in the admission of students.
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