The New Education in the New South
The New Education in the New South
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First, this object can be served by the effort to obtain from the general government a generous grant for national aid to elementary education, which, for a limited time, under wise administration, shall help the people to establish the common school in every dis- trict of that vast area. Second, by generous and judicious donations of money like those of Peabody, the Vanderbilt family, Corcoran, Sceney^_S]atei, -Mrs. Hemenway, and many ot our WesTern pliiTantriropTsts, for the build- ing up of ...secondary and collegiate schools for white and colored stu- dents. Here the one condition to be observed is, that it is better to strengthen a good institution already on the ground than experiment on new enterprises. For a generation the South can be greatly helped in this way. Third, by encouragement and generous help, by our best Northern educators and national aid, in the training of teachers for all sorts of common schools. The South does not need an invasion of second- rate or invalid teachers from the North, or, indeed, any great addi- tion, numerically, to its own teaching force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, this object can be served by the effort to obtain from the general government a generous grant for national aid to elementary education, which, for a limited time, under wise administration, shall help the people to establish the common school in every dis- trict of that vast area. Second, by generous and judicious donations of money like those of Peabody, the Vanderbilt family, Corcoran, Sceney^_S]atei, -Mrs. Hemenway, and many ot our WesTern pliiTantriropTsts, for the build- ing up of ...secondary and collegiate schools for white and colored stu- dents. Here the one condition to be observed is, that it is better to strengthen a good institution already on the ground than experiment on new enterprises. For a generation the South can be greatly helped in this way. Third, by encouragement and generous help, by our best Northern educators and national aid, in the training of teachers for all sorts of common schools. The South does not need an invasion of second- rate or invalid teachers from the North, or, indeed, any great addi- tion, numerically, to its own teaching force.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Amory Dwight Mayo to read onlineMoreLess
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