Education in the Nineteenth Century
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From the sixties the education of women teachers has made very rapid progress. In 1869, Girton College was opened, and two years later, Newnham College. Eight years later two women's Halls were opened at Oxford, followed quickly by others elsewhere. From the seventies, a substruc- ture of university education has been possible for an increasing number of women teachers, and each decade has increased the number of graduate women teachers.
The time seemed ripe in the seventies for the further dev...elopment of a special professional training for teachers. Short courses for women secondary teachers had been given by the Home and Colonial Elementary Training College, and elsewhere, and informal training had been possible at the Ladies' College, Cheltenham, and no doubt at other good schools. The first serious attempt at secondary training was in 1878 by the establishment of the Maria Grey Training College, on whom fell the honour and also the special diffi- culties of starting the movement as regards women.
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From the sixties the education of women teachers has made very rapid progress. In 1869, Girton College was opened, and two years later, Newnham College. Eight years later two women's Halls were opened at Oxford, followed quickly by others elsewhere. From the seventies, a substruc- ture of university education has been possible for an increasing number of women teachers, and each decade has increased the number of graduate women teachers.
The time seemed ripe in the seventies for the further dev...elopment of a special professional training for teachers. Short courses for women secondary teachers had been given by the Home and Colonial Elementary Training College, and elsewhere, and informal training had been possible at the Ladies' College, Cheltenham, and no doubt at other good schools. The first serious attempt at secondary training was in 1878 by the establishment of the Maria Grey Training College, on whom fell the honour and also the special diffi- culties of starting the movement as regards women.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Davies Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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