Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Recollections of a New England Educator: 1838-1908; Reminiscences Biographical, Pedagogical, Historical
We are to be congratulated upon the fact that, at the pres ent time, the greatest progress the world ever saw in educa tional matters is taking place in our country. It has been the wish of the author to set forth in a concrete way some improvements in our curriculum, in methods of instruction and in discipline. We have an earnest body of teachers in the schools of this country, quite equal in character and intelligence to any other department or profession. If they shall find this book of service to them in their severe and often arduous duties, if it shall encourage them to seek improved methods of instruction, or lead them to a greater personal interest in their pupils, if it shall in any way aid them in building sound character, the writer will be amply paid for his labor.
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