...five hundred dollars, offered by the American Institute of Instruction, in 1838, for " the best Essay on a system of Education best adapted to the Common Schools of our country." CONTENTS. PART I. Chapltr I. Introductory. Chapter II. Who are our Schoolmasters. Chapter III. Physical...

...the "American Institute of Instruction" offered a prize of five hundred dollars for the " best essay on a system of education, best adapted to the common...department to the highest embraced in our public schools." Mr. Palmer was the successful competitor for this prize, and his " Teacher's Manual," which was secured...

...won the prize of $500 offered in 1838 by the American Institute of Jnstruction for "the best Essay on a system of Education best adapted to the Common...formation of School Districts, the construction of Schoolhouses, and the entire course of School Education, from the most elementary department to the...

...received the prize of $500 offered by the American Institute of Instruction in 1838, for the best essay on a system of education, best adapted to the common schools of our country. The Teacher Taught, by Emerson Davis. Price 37^ cents. The author of this valuable little work, is...

...Instruction" was organized at Boston, and in 1838 this Association offered a prize of $500 for the best essay on "A System of Education best adapted to the Common Schools of our Country." A number of societies for propaganda were organized in New York State between 1830 and 1840. In New...

...five hundred dollars, offered by the American Institute of Instruction, in 1838, for "the best Essay on a system of Education best adapted to the Common Schools of our country." THE TEACHER TAUGHT, by Emerson Davis, late Principal of the Westfield Academy. Boston: Marsh, Capen,...