A History of Secondary Education in Scotland; An Account of Scottish Secondary Education From Early Times to the Education Act of 1908
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In the Aberdeen Grammar School, Latin was compulsory for three years and afterwards optional ; aU other subjects were optional. In the smaller schools the departments were not specialized to the same extent as in the larger, and consequently there was not the ' For example,- a classical teacher introduced the custom of giving a weekly English essay to his pupils, whereupon the English teacher promptly prepared a remonstrance to the managing body. Education Commission Report (1868), p. 83.
^ A c...ommon form of overlapping was the Commercial Department with the Mathematics Department, in both of which Arithmetic was usually taught.
' A very considerable number of boys and girls of sixteen years and above was spending five or six hours per week on writing.' Education Commission Report (1868), pp. 124-5.
' ' Parents naturally prefer is. worth of arithmetic from the writing- master to IDS. 6d. worth from the arithmetic master. Nor can the writing master, so long as he is allowed to teach arithmetic, refuse to admit those who wish to learn it from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Aberdeen Grammar School, Latin was compulsory for three years and afterwards optional ; aU other subjects were optional. In the smaller schools the departments were not specialized to the same extent as in the larger, and consequently there was not the ' For example,- a classical teacher introduced the custom of giving a weekly English essay to his pupils, whereupon the English teacher promptly prepared a remonstrance to the managing body. Education Commission Report (1868), p. 83.
^ A c...ommon form of overlapping was the Commercial Department with the Mathematics Department, in both of which Arithmetic was usually taught.
' A very considerable number of boys and girls of sixteen years and above was spending five or six hours per week on writing.' Education Commission Report (1868), pp. 124-5.
' ' Parents naturally prefer is. worth of arithmetic from the writing- master to IDS. 6d. worth from the arithmetic master. Nor can the writing master, so long as he is allowed to teach arithmetic, refuse to admit those who wish to learn it from him.
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