Training of Secondary Teachers
Training of Secondary Teachers
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The Jesuits have actually trained the mem- bers of their own order intended for school work since the Eatio Studiorura was promulgated : the Eatio reached its mature form in 1599 and was not altered again till 1832. In England the case for training was amply and eloquently set forth towards the end of the 16th century by Eobert Mul- caster, a schoolmaster who claims rank with Ascham, Colet, Busby, Arnold and Thring. In his work on Pedagogy entitled " Position " and published in 1581, Mulcaster ...advocates a scheme of a training college or seminary for schoolmasters. He conceives this seminary as one of four special profes- sional colleges within the university for divines, lawyers, physicians and schoolmasters, respectively, and argues weightily for placing schoolmastering as a profession on equal terms with the other three. " Be either children or schools so small a portion of our multitude? Or is the framing of young minds, and the training of their bodies so mean a point of cunning ?
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The Jesuits have actually trained the mem- bers of their own order intended for school work since the Eatio Studiorura was promulgated : the Eatio reached its mature form in 1599 and was not altered again till 1832. In England the case for training was amply and eloquently set forth towards the end of the 16th century by Eobert Mul- caster, a schoolmaster who claims rank with Ascham, Colet, Busby, Arnold and Thring. In his work on Pedagogy entitled " Position " and published in 1581, Mulcaster ...advocates a scheme of a training college or seminary for schoolmasters. He conceives this seminary as one of four special profes- sional colleges within the university for divines, lawyers, physicians and schoolmasters, respectively, and argues weightily for placing schoolmastering as a profession on equal terms with the other three. " Be either children or schools so small a portion of our multitude? Or is the framing of young minds, and the training of their bodies so mean a point of cunning ?
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