Historical Address Delivered in Monticello Illinois June 27 1855 At the Seve
Historical Address Delivered in Monticello Illinois June 27 1855 At the Seve
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At the close of this year a regular classification was made, and three individuals admitted to the Senior Class ; nine to the Middle Class ; and thirty-four to the Junior Class.
At the close of the second year, according to this Cata- logue, the Institution was officered thus, viz. : — Eev. TIIERON BALDWIN, Principal.
Miss PI. M. Sturtevant, Governess and Lecturer on Habits and the First Principles of Morals and Pellcjlon.
Miss Philena Fobes, Teacher of Rhetoric and of Moral and Intellectual Ph...ilosophy.
Miss Mart Cone, Teacher of History and Moral Science.
Miss Rebecca B. Long, Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Miss Elizabeth W. Turner, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumented Music.
Miss Sarah A. Norton, Monitress.
Mrs. Miriam Stoddard, Superintendent of Board- ing Department.
As to methods of instruction — each Teacher was inde- pendent in her own Department ; and sustained, to her associates and the Institution, relations similar to those of a Professor in our colleges. The Principal, with his family, resided in the Seminary building ; conducted reli- gious exercises ; as Pastor of the Church, preached on the Sabbath, in the Chapel ; shared with the Teachers in the government of the School, also in deciding upon the course of study, text-books, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the close of this year a regular classification was made, and three individuals admitted to the Senior Class ; nine to the Middle Class ; and thirty-four to the Junior Class.
At the close of the second year, according to this Cata- logue, the Institution was officered thus, viz. : — Eev. TIIERON BALDWIN, Principal.
Miss PI. M. Sturtevant, Governess and Lecturer on Habits and the First Principles of Morals and Pellcjlon.
Miss Philena Fobes, Teacher of Rhetoric and of Moral and Intellectual Ph...ilosophy.
Miss Mart Cone, Teacher of History and Moral Science.
Miss Rebecca B. Long, Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Miss Elizabeth W. Turner, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumented Music.
Miss Sarah A. Norton, Monitress.
Mrs. Miriam Stoddard, Superintendent of Board- ing Department.
As to methods of instruction — each Teacher was inde- pendent in her own Department ; and sustained, to her associates and the Institution, relations similar to those of a Professor in our colleges. The Principal, with his family, resided in the Seminary building ; conducted reli- gious exercises ; as Pastor of the Church, preached on the Sabbath, in the Chapel ; shared with the Teachers in the government of the School, also in deciding upon the course of study, text-books, etc.
What to read after Historical Address Delivered in Monticello Illinois June 27 1855 At the Seve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theron Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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