We're too full of Christ's Love (... or something like that ...) to have normal-school bells. ❋ Hamletwildie (2004)
There are thousands of schools scattered over the country with less than ten pupils in attendance, housed in cheap, unattractive buildings, with teachers who have had no normal-school training, and who have no enthusiasm for the work they have to do. ❋ Henry Kalloch Rowe (N/A)
After a year of normal-school training, she secured a primary grade in ❋ Robert S. Carroll (N/A)
Miss Adamson, the normal-school young lady recommended, wrote thus to ❋ Various (N/A)
A normal-school art graduate took charge of the work. ❋ Marguerite Stockman Dickson (N/A)
In that day a year or two of teaching in a country school took the place of the present-day normal-school diploma. ❋ Edna Ferber (1926)
Among the guests at the breakfast, in addition to the native Chilean Intendente, were three or four normal-school teachers, all of them Germansand evidently uncommonly good teachers, too. ❋ Unknown (1916)
Your petitioners above named respectfully ask that if your honorable body admits an educational aid that it be so appropriated for the trustees of the normal school in said county to use so much thereof as may be necessary to complete the normal-school building, and that the residue be applied for the purpose of training teachers among the Croatan race who may attend said school. ❋ O. M. McPherson (1915)
Horace Mann was influenced by Pestalozzian principles; so was the "Oswego Movement", which emphasized the use of objects as the foundation of instruction and greatly determined the character of American normal-school training. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
German notes for Catholic teachers and normal-school pupils ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
As regards higher education and normal-school practice, opportunities are also afforded by the Catholic deaf-mute schools in the State of New York. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
To prepare skilled masters and mistresses for the schools, girls were provided for in many places -- training or model schools were organized by both the national societies, and these represent the beginnings of normal-school training in England. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
New methods of instruction in history and literature, and a new psychology, were now added to the normal-school professional instruction. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
These early Prussian institutions laid the foundations upon which the normal-school system of the nineteenth century has been built. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
Students were now sent abroad, especially to Germany and the United States; foreign teachers were imported; an American normal-school teacher was placed in charge of the newly opened state normal school; the American class method of instruction was introduced; schoolbooks and teaching apparatus were prepared, after American models; middle schools were organized in the towns; higher schools were opened in the cities; and the old Academy of ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
The normal-school system created prepared for teaching in the primary schools, while the university system followed the completion of the _liceo_ course. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
She was the first to suggest the normal-school system. ❋ Unknown (1898)
Who is furnishing the brick and stone for the new Fairchild court-house and the big normal-school buildings at Angus Falls? ❋ Herbert Quick (1893)
Hampton, who keeps the Back River Light and walks the eight miles between his lighthouse and church every Sunday, was found by one of the normal-school teachers, struggling all by himself with the formidable outworks of an old Greek grammar, in the fond hope of being able, some day, to read his Testament in the original. ❋ Mary Frances (1874)
