Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
SCHOOL


r~Y~The ~altcuitou Of Tcachvft, SchoSl tcm-i
mil re-. and Of ~ others in;rresird IN the nm
rorau, ,ut,ect II education 10 CommSn Shoots,
i uave.,sd 10 the following vsinable sod high
I, approved scrie, Of School. Deoks. VIZ;
yuHE FRANKLIN rRiNER Ra, !, ieie"lf a ~ :
sss t~ps 81 children. I'm htue h<-k y oo.
n lhs mol mgea,eg, imF'ufesrenis IN tts hrannh o.
.svest,un. that has hahsrta beeh rsoprisd IN svf
gearasL@ lfnhA' "
~nt., 10 n. Chr,,lsia Regviss. 80 a ntiice q ths
ve,s rme,s, ., Eilrw, That excellent li1'e N"fk.
,kt brs. tefhsI. 81 10 kini- " me f"gt'sn iAug"sse
u IMPROVED READER. iH regard 20 The 1T
IL. volume. We th.nk th@t u dstsfsss Treomnetsislinu
A.. A hlrtl, ..iaSbis sutlltsry % sa stisniife parcel
q, ,u,,t oe.or, well calculated 20 facilitate the Labor 81
,e.oA,us. sai to enssss the interest, As well ~ promn'e
tho progress ui yodng ehtidfea. u - eonpnen " .
great measure, upoa q rev p,so. having the excellent
.i,sstsx. IL compelling both teacher sud papil To 8
more seiye exercise Of the mad. Than 10 required IN
may hook, Tor resiins. II IS the introduction soi use
Of ScioA Book like this, which Is TO rd tho the laSd
d sututn.ion teachers a1d paiil.
tChrisisio Register
sI.m hsppy 10 expires. my appreciation OF the Ian
p,o,.d Reader. Il richly merits the patronage Of the
puhl,c. lRev. :. VI. Worcester, late Professor Of Rhe-
tore IN Anhersi Coilcss.l
-In rersol 10 tho lnprovod Reader, know Of no pub
Ir.t,.o 81 we'll adapted 10 the age for which II Is dc
,iro.d. Children, who shall diligently study this manu-
al. will probably acquire > better knowledge Of langn-
az. by the time they are eight or niue years OF age
than they would have obtained by the DOCKS formerly
used, Ht fifteen - sixteen" lhcV. Cyrus Mahn'J
THE GENERAL CLASS. BooK.-The principal
e.ceuence 81 thi, ". TX. and OF The othtr which have
preceded Il, CONSISTS IN II. adaptation to The capacities
Of children 10 The different stage. OF their early eduea-
ton we hope IT viii have a fair trial 10 all primary
,chool,.r lProicssor Hitchcock OF Amherst College,
sTor the lower classes in CONNER schools, we hare
seen nothing equal 10 the General Class- Book. We adj
y,se all TO whom the selection OF books is committed,
10 give il an examination. fverinout Chronicle,
G5.The above are but a specimen Of the re.
commentators that have been received rela'
tive TO these books, as individually considered.
The following reference TO the whole Us a series.
Extract, from the statement OF a gentleman OF
Philadelphia, made at the Teachers CoDven-
lion 10 AUdover.-' have long since attended
The examination Of a School IN Philadelphia, IN which
the Franklin Primer Improved Reader and General
Glass. Book had been introduced, and Vas astonished
II the great change which had been effected, not only ID
the manner Of reading but also in the interest which
The pupils nsniest IN their Lessons. They were OK
AHMED through a very large portion 81 the books, and
such promptiiuJe and deep interest have seldom seen
man from New York, who WAS acquainted with The eff
fee, Of the books in n school in chat city, was Of the
same ~importI
From John Campbell, Esq. Of Montreal
Canada-"I have examined these books with
considerable attention. and consider them admira-
bly, adapted TO the instruction Of youth"
From a Female Teacher in the State of
Massachusets.--" have no books so admiral.
ly adapted to the young mind ms the Frankliu Primer,
improved Reader, aud General Class. Book"
These books have also received the approval
Of a convention Of mere than two hundred ladies and
gentlemen, teachers anl other friends Of education
They are also recommended by tho Revue Ency ciope
dique, one Of the abicst scientific journals Of Europe,
aud also, by the North American Review.-They have
also Jren fyorubly noticed nv may OF the most dis
tinsuished professors and successful teachers IN New
England.