Annual Report of the Board of Education 1882-83
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The number of teachers now teaching in the State is 9,235 ; of this number 2,581 have had a professional training at our normal schools. From statistics carefully collected it is known that ninety-five per cent, of the graduates of our normal schools teach in the public schools of the Commonwealth, and an aver- SECRETARY'S REPORT. 87 age of five years. Many make teaching a life-work. The good- influences of the normal schools in creating a correct public sen- timent with reference to popular ed...ucation, and to the admin- istration of the schools in all their forms of work, can hardly be overestimated. The revival of the school spirit, and the reform in our methods of school teaching, both owe their origi- to influences produced by the normal schools.
Great pains have been taken to collect information concern- ing the success of normal teachers. The returns prove what reason would predict, that there is the same difierence between trained and untrained teachers, as there is between the trained and untrained in all other occupations and professions.
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The number of teachers now teaching in the State is 9,235 ; of this number 2,581 have had a professional training at our normal schools. From statistics carefully collected it is known that ninety-five per cent, of the graduates of our normal schools teach in the public schools of the Commonwealth, and an aver- SECRETARY'S REPORT. 87 age of five years. Many make teaching a life-work. The good- influences of the normal schools in creating a correct public sen- timent with reference to popular ed...ucation, and to the admin- istration of the schools in all their forms of work, can hardly be overestimated. The revival of the school spirit, and the reform in our methods of school teaching, both owe their origi- to influences produced by the normal schools.
Great pains have been taken to collect information concern- ing the success of normal teachers. The returns prove what reason would predict, that there is the same difierence between trained and untrained teachers, as there is between the trained and untrained in all other occupations and professions.
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