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Page 212
That a society be now formed , to be called The Auxiliary School Society , for and
its Vicinity , ' for the purpose of establishing schools within these districts , and of
co - operating with the British and Foreign School Society in pro . moting the ...
That a society be now formed , to be called The Auxiliary School Society , for and
its Vicinity , ' for the purpose of establishing schools within these districts , and of
co - operating with the British and Foreign School Society in pro . moting the ...
Page 297
-No ; it is to be remarked , that since the period of this calculation , the progress of
the British system and that of similar establishments for education has been
exceedingly great ; so that the total number requiring education , will be ...
-No ; it is to be remarked , that since the period of this calculation , the progress of
the British system and that of similar establishments for education has been
exceedingly great ; so that the total number requiring education , will be ...
Page 325
the British system , in Lincolnshire , bas , during the last year and a half or two
years , succeeded in establishing nearly twenty Sunday schools , in all of which
he has introduced the new mode of teaching practised by the British and Fo .
reign ...
the British system , in Lincolnshire , bas , during the last year and a half or two
years , succeeded in establishing nearly twenty Sunday schools , in all of which
he has introduced the new mode of teaching practised by the British and Fo .
reign ...
Page 422
As they are now practised , the Madras system possesses an advantage over the
British and Foreign ; by the former the children learn to read in a shorter time and
in a more accurate manner ; in other respects I do not think there is much ...
As they are now practised , the Madras system possesses an advantage over the
British and Foreign ; by the former the children learn to read in a shorter time and
in a more accurate manner ; in other respects I do not think there is much ...
Page 423
They are necessarily obliged to attend more to every detail before them , than is
required from the children under the British and Foreign system . Did you remark
any difference under the two systems , in the mode of explaining the sense ?
They are necessarily obliged to attend more to every detail before them , than is
required from the children under the British and Foreign system . Did you remark
any difference under the two systems , in the mode of explaining the sense ?
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| Title | Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Inquire Into the Education of the Lower Orders in the Metropolis: With the Minutes of Evidence Taken Before the Committee ... to which are Subjoined an Addenda and a Digested Index Volumes 1-4 of Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Inquire Into the Education of the Lower Orders in the Metropolis: With the Minutes of Evidence, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee on the Education of the Lower Orders |
| Publisher | Gale and Fenner, 1816 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 17 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 610 pages |
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