 ... of men, which shall be felt to future generations, and tell upon the destinies of multitudes forever. Primary Schools. — A brief notice only can be given of these, as of the other schools. A citizen of Boston, a gentleman of intelligence and sincerity,...  Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of Boston - Page 41by Boston (Mass.). School Committee, School Committee of the City of Boston - 1871Full view - About this book
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...of Boston, a gentleman of intelligence and sincerity, for many years a member of the Primary-School board when it existed as a distinct body, visited...and in the bearing and influence of the teachers. These schools have received direct and uniform supervision from the superintendent. He has seen them... | |
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...reasonably large number of pupile. PRIMARY SCHOOLS. In these schools great improvement is reported in the classification,' instruction, and discipline...and in the bearing and influence of the teachers. A complete " programme" of studies for the several classes has been introduced, deli mug with distinctness... | |
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...of Boston, a gentleman of intelligence and sincerity, for many years a member of the Primary-School board when it existed as a distinct body, visited...and in the bearing and influence of the teachers. These schools have received direct and uniform supervision from the superintendent. He has seen them... | |
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...of Boston, a gentleman of intelligence and sincerity, for many years a member of the Primary-School board when it existed as a distinct body, visited...classification, instruction and discipline of the pnpils, and in the bearing and influence of the teachers. These schools have received direct and uniform... | |
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...reasonably large number "of pupils. PRIMARY SCHOOLS. / In these schools great improvement is reported in the classification, instruction, and discipline...and in the bearing and influence of the teachers. A complete " programme" of studies for the several classes has been introduced, defining with distinctness... | |
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