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Excerpt from The Schools of England and GermanyAmong the earliest reports presented to Parliament, the most valuable was that of 1836, the Committee in this instance being composed of C. Duncombe, T. D. Morrison and William Bruce. By agreement among themselves, Dr. Duncombe was authorized to visit the schools of the United States for the purpose of ascertaining how far the legislation in force there would be of service in devising a system of ...

Excerpt from The School System of Ontario (Canada): Its History and Distinctive FeaturesNext after the study of. School organization in the several States of our own country comes that of the colo nies of Great Britain. Descended, like ourselves, from the people that invented local self-government, their solutions of the problem of popular education have in many respects the same features that we find in the United States. But, unlike our own ...

Excerpt from The Making of the Canadian Constitution: Address by the Hon. G. W. Ross, Before the Women's Canadian Club, Montreal, January 21st, 1908Council composed of men fairly matured-the minimum age being thirty years. They must be men of modest substance at least. Their duties and honours are to continue durin life. They are not to be displaced by the ¿uctuations of public opinion or the rise and fall of political parties. They are in a c...

Excerpt from Patriotic Recitations: And Arbor Day ExercisesThe fourth division Of the volume contains suggestions respect ing Arbor Day. It is to be hoped, in addition to the comfort and pleasure to be derived from planting school grounds with suitable shade trees and otherwise improving them, that Arbor Day will be used by the teacher to foster in his pupils a love for the beautiful and grand in nature.Should the publishers see fit to issue a...

Excerpt from Speech Delivered by the Hon. G. W. Ross, Minister of Education: On the Motion to Consider the Agreement Respecting the Publication of a New Series of Readers, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, March, 1885Second. He is taught both to distinguish and to give the sounds of the letters composing the word-signs now known.Third. He is taught how to utilize the letter-sounds in determining the sounds Of new words, a fact which belo...

Excerpt from Speech Delivered by the Hon. G. W. Ross, Minister of Education: On the Motion to Consider the Agreement Respecting the Publication of a New Series of Readers, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, March, 1885Second. He is taught both to distinguish and to give the sounds of the letters composing the word-signs now known.Third. He is taught how to utilize the letter-sounds in determining the sounds Of new words, a fact which belo...

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Excerpt from Speech by the Hon.: G. W. Ross, Minister of Education, on the Policy of the Education Department After referring to some of the criticisms of the Opposition on questions of general policy, Mr. Ross then proceeded to consider the criticisms on the Education Department. He said I do not consider it necessary to discuss the subject of School Examinations as an academic question. Everybody admits the utility of examinations for two p...

Excerpt from Addresses Delivered by G. W. Ross During His Recent Visit to England and at the Meeting on His Return A meeting of the Council was held in the Grand Committee Room, Westminster Hall, on Thursday, 25th July. Viscount Knutsford, (vice-president), and afterwards the Earl of Aberdeen, (vice-president), presided. The members present included the Hon. George W. Ross (premier of Ontario), Mr. Sydney Buxton, m.p. (vice-president), Sir ro...

About the Book Books about Teaching Methods discuss the principles used by teachers in educational institutions. Different teaching approaches are recommended for different subject areas, and have varied over the centuries. Examples of these titles include: A History of Education, A History of Education During the Middle Ages, the History of Educational Theories, A Method of Teaching Chemistry in Schools, Essays on Mathematical Education, Meth...

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Excerpt from The Making of the Canadian Constitution: Address by the Hon. G. W. Ross, Before the Women's Canadian Club, Montreal, January 21st, 1908 That was their model, with the cautious proviso to be adopted as far as circumstances would permit (for they were dealing with a people to whom personal liberty was very dear), and circumstances would not permit of feudalism, for that had been already abolished by the passing of the Seignorial Te...

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