Indian Education
Indian Education
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The students would thus be free fi om the great downpull of the camp, and be able to mingle with the civilized people that surround them, and to participate in their civilization.
The teachers should be selected with special reference to their adap- tation to the work, should receive a compensation equivalent to that paid for like service in white schools of same grade, and should have a stable tenure of office.
The number of these schools that will be ultimate^ required can not be determined a...ccurately without more experience. The number of pupils who can be profitably educated in high schools is not large, but is growing larger year by year. It may be best for the present to develop a high-school department in say three schools. Those at Car- lisle, Pa. , Lawrence, Kans. , and Chemawa (near Salem), Oregon, can readily do so. Indeed, high-school classes have already been formed and are now at work. In the future the schools at Genoa, Nebr. , and Grand Junction, Colo. , can be added to the others, making a group of five high schools, admirably located to supply the needs of the great body of Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The students would thus be free fi om the great downpull of the camp, and be able to mingle with the civilized people that surround them, and to participate in their civilization.
The teachers should be selected with special reference to their adap- tation to the work, should receive a compensation equivalent to that paid for like service in white schools of same grade, and should have a stable tenure of office.
The number of these schools that will be ultimate^ required can not be determined a...ccurately without more experience. The number of pupils who can be profitably educated in high schools is not large, but is growing larger year by year. It may be best for the present to develop a high-school department in say three schools. Those at Car- lisle, Pa. , Lawrence, Kans. , and Chemawa (near Salem), Oregon, can readily do so. Indeed, high-school classes have already been formed and are now at work. In the future the schools at Genoa, Nebr. , and Grand Junction, Colo. , can be added to the others, making a group of five high schools, admirably located to supply the needs of the great body of Indians.
What to read after Indian Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J Thomas Jefferson Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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