 | Education - 1864 - 348 pages
...fault attaches to the Regents of Normal Schools, nor to the trustees of the institutions participating in the annual appropriation. The plan is defective....does not provide for special training of teachers. * * * " The present is believed to be not an inauspicious time to inaugurate the enterprise of founding... | |
 | Wisconsin - Wisconsin - 1865 - 1026 pages
...attaches to the .Regents of Normal Schools, nor to the trustees of the institutions par tioipating in the annual appropriation, ' The plan is defective....instruction, than to secure mental discipline and self eontrol,and|develope the ready sympathy, the sound judgment and rare tact go necessary to the teacher.... | |
 | Wisconsin. Department of Public Instruction - Education - 1865 - 326 pages
...efforts to organize normal schools in connection with colleges and academies7. No fault attaches t<? the Regents of Normal Schools, nor to the trustees...department subordinate, and does not provide for special train^ ing of teachers. Teachers' institutes have been more successful. But they are adapted rather... | |
 | Albert Salisbury - Teachers colleges - 1893 - 104 pages
...to show that the ostensible objects of the law are unattainable under the provisions of the act. * * The plan is defective. It makes the normal department subordinate, and does not provide for the special training of teachers." No stronger words, perhaps, than those of Superintendent Barry,... | |
 | John William Stearns - Education - 1893 - 824 pages
...show that the ostensible objects of the law are unattainable under the provisions of the act. "* * The plan is defective. It makes the normal department subordinate, and does not provide for the special training of teachers." No stronger words, perhaps, than those of Superintendent Barry,... | |
 | Walter Dee Agnew - Teachers - 1924 - 272 pages
...show that the ostensible objects of the law are unattainable under the provisions of the act. . . . The plan is defective. It makes the normal department subordinate, and does not provide for the special training of teachers."" The plan of subsidizing private seminaries was proposed in Indiana... | |
 | Conrad E. Patzer - Education - 1924 - 592 pages
...fault attaches to the Regents of Normal Schools, nor to the trustees of the institutions participating in the annual appropriation. The plan is defective....does not provide for special training of teachers. "Teaching is an art, and like every other art, is best learned by cultivating it in schools founded... | |
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... unattainable under the provisions of the act. Our experience has not been unlike that of other states, in their efforts to organize normal schools in connection with colleges and academies. No fault attaches to the .Regents of Normal Schools, nor... 