New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31
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81 PARIss July, 1866.
~ ny iase letter on European education,
promises g continue we subject, referring more
RaEAcaiaElg 70 tiose lnstTatlons where the boy is
pfepateo g DC 1achelor," (what a fatel) or
AoF spselat professional schools. Of these as !
tnen iae ntloleds there are many sorts and grades
enaing % tne necessities Of all classes.
sAaat atal notee private institutions, which are
Asatly ~ eoilneetea Win tne government schools
~ leaa naturally y that partof the subject
q aas y Term gay schools are here almost IN
tae ehlld being either placed at boarding
senool Of Taught ~ professors ct home. It is
NV w fighef classes Who pursue this
ys.esnTespe elaliy VIII boys. Ia France, the
PROFESSOR ioFms distinct class as regards
Schools; he y alphabetically the professor, and has
notAang 70 40 with boys but 70 teach them; they
aFe conseq while IN their study rooms pre-
paFlng Their lessons by what are known
~ sulFealiants,# q fadstres dettden These
suISe.Lian1s remain with them all the tme-in the
seaool room where he secures diligence in their
ksue1es n fne Play ground (of which there's one
4 e saea elassls Rhere ne Keeps order, prevents
CIV yer, ETC., and hnaly goes with them to their
aofntorys or room, ~ the case may be, where he
sees mem operly bestowed for the night, This
system prevents the Imposition OF the strong over
a. - / = ~
tae weak prevents thelr tuduiging in plays cal
culafea 70 njuFe them at The same time il offers
Inc BEST Of opportunities to study boys charac-
4 ter. GENERALLY they have some professors who
visit tbs institution and give lessons eleben-
tary braHches5 also in music, drawing, etc.,
sghieh are almost considered rs necessary parts
Of French education. Latin and Greek are com
mencedtalmost as soon as they know their letters
History, geography, literature etc., are taken up
soon alter ana gone Through with in very thor
eHgh manner. little Or nothing, as / said before,
being done il mathematics and the sciences, more
Ghsll 20 give mere idea Of their principles We're
fhe schools 70 employ for All their branches and
GLASSES special professors, who always ask high
Tor their Services, il would prove too much of a
burden; they therefore take advantage Of the
igcenms,n Or government schools. established
8aE tho purpose Of insuring an equal and thorough
system Of instruction Throughout tie country.
dheae yceus are situated at Paris ana in the diff
fereat departments, il numbers according TO the |
Neceaaities % the population They comprise in
silaetion ii ull branches from the highest to the
lowest ID both elementary and special studies. /
and correspond somewhat to preparatory school |
and college united. Their organization is 50
perfect that thsy have the same lessons on the |
came days and 81 tie same hours throughout ali
The lHceaFns in FRANCE SONS of Sheae. esnen,ally |
those in the depas tnents receive boarding scho- |
aEr or nteraeas as they arc called; and all re-
ceire exkernes, taking advantage ~ vyb;cb he
heads Of private institutions replaee their vant N
professors By sending their pupils to recite at The
agceunls, as hours corresponding ID lie dif,srent
branches; preparing their lessons and making
shelr outside studies, such as music, drawing ete
81 theig several institutions; from which cauae
sou Rill generally find them located III the irnrne.
dlate ghboFhood Of those colleges to which they
send thair slepes. Being thus supplied from many
heae lgeeums. such, forinstance, as that of
Ions le Grand 3 9 Saint Barbe,' ''Lyeee Bona
pafts, etcs number from twelve to fifteen hun
a1ea papls each The cost at a boarding school
y sagls including fees for attendance Ut lyceum
ala aloqsae branches, Is from 5000 to 5000 francs
epenalng o. me age Of the pupil and consequently
~ tae number and quality Of his studies In the
i = much less being, in The case Of
aloss aysealas that receive boaFdera, from 900 to
sle' Wang : not included in any Of the