An Adventure in Working-Class Education
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Albert Mansbridoe.
After a Draviinf hy William BOTHEHSTEra, December 1917.
IN THE OVEESEAS DOMINIONS 51 then in power, and who had akeady appointed a Eoyal Commission on Education, that they looked at the University with entirely new and sympathetic eyes, and as a direct result the Government made a grant of £100,000. Although in Adelaide the reception of our message was in many ways more cordial than elsewhere, events have moved more slowly there, but happily a Director of Tutorial Classes has... now been appointed in the person of Herbert Heaton, an old W.E.A.
member, whom we first met at a Summer School Meeting for which he held a Co-operative scholarship. He was inspired by the Summer School to strive for University education ; he distinguished himself at Leeds, and was appointed to teach Tutorial Classes under Birmingham University before he went out to Hobart for the same purpose.
When we reached Hobart it was clear to us that a new University movement was in being, as the result of the enthusiasm of graduates who, at that time, were holding influential positions in the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Albert Mansbridoe.
After a Draviinf hy William BOTHEHSTEra, December 1917.
IN THE OVEESEAS DOMINIONS 51 then in power, and who had akeady appointed a Eoyal Commission on Education, that they looked at the University with entirely new and sympathetic eyes, and as a direct result the Government made a grant of £100,000. Although in Adelaide the reception of our message was in many ways more cordial than elsewhere, events have moved more slowly there, but happily a Director of Tutorial Classes has... now been appointed in the person of Herbert Heaton, an old W.E.A.
member, whom we first met at a Summer School Meeting for which he held a Co-operative scholarship. He was inspired by the Summer School to strive for University education ; he distinguished himself at Leeds, and was appointed to teach Tutorial Classes under Birmingham University before he went out to Hobart for the same purpose.
When we reached Hobart it was clear to us that a new University movement was in being, as the result of the enthusiasm of graduates who, at that time, were holding influential positions in the State.
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