| 1809 - 878 pages
...have been able to turn the public spirit of youths in my institution against vice and profaneness." u The whole school is arranged in classes ; a monitor...improvement of every boy in it. He is assisted by other boys, who perform part of his duties, when the number is more than he can manage himself. The... | |
| Andrew Bell - Education - 1823 - 180 pages
...instructed by the usual modes of tuition." p. 23, Third Edition. " The whole school is arranged into classes; a monitor is appointed to each, who is responsible...cleanliness, order, and improvement of every boy in it." p. 37, Third Edition. " To promote emulation, and facilitate learning, the whole school is arranged... | |
| Timothy Mitchell - History - 1988 - 236 pages
...walk at nearly a regular distance from the one who precedes him.'17 The monitor of each class was also responsible for 'the cleanliness, order, and improvement of every boy in it'. 18 All instruction was received standing, which was said to be better for the health, except at certain... | |
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