The training of teachers in the United States of America — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The training of teachers in the United States of America
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Teachers’ College, New York City 86
(_a_) Courses of Work 87
(_b_) Teacher’s Diploma 88
(_c_) Purely professional character of work 89
(_d_) Psychology 90
(_e_) History of Education 91
(_f_) Methods of Science 92
(_g_) Practice department 93
School of Pedagogy of the University of the City of New York--
(_a_) Pedagogical Degrees 97
(_b_) Courses of Study 97
Cornell University 99
Syracuse University 99
Harvard University--
(_a_) Students’ Inspection of Schools 100
(_b_) Teachers’ Courses 101
(_c_) Connection with Secondary Schools 101
Clark University--
(_a_) Character of work 102
(_b_) Courses of work 102
(_c_) Psychological Research 103
IV. SUMMER SCHOOLS.
Benton Harbour, Mich. 105
Englewood, Chicago 108
(_a_) Science 108
(_b_) Blackboard Drawing 110
Chautauqua 111
Cornell University, Summer School 111
_REPORT II._
_Introduction_
The problem of “Training” in England and America 116
Representative States 117
State Systems of Education 118
Bureau of Education 118
East and West 118
Institutions for the Training of Teachers 120
_Normal Schools_
State, City, and Private Normal Schools 120
Academic _versus_ Professional Studies 121
Comparison with English Elementary Training Colleges 122
Lack of uniformity in standard of admission and length of
course 123
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.