Report of the Superintending School Committee of Fitzwilliam, for the Year Ending .; Volume 1870 - Couverture souple

 
9781373526458: Report of the Superintending School Committee of Fitzwilliam, for the Year Ending .; Volume 1870

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In compliance witli the laws of tlie State the Superintending School Committee of Fitzwilliam submit to the town the following Report of the schools for the year ending March 8th, 1870: In the discharge of the duties of his office, your Committee has A usited (with one exception) every school twice each term, Q. and many of them three times is pleased to report that there fhas been in all, much, and in several, very great improvement vr during the past year. The amount of improvement in the Q. schools has been, as is the case generally, in proportion to the capacity and skill of the several teachers. At the commencement of the schools, your Committee called the attention of the teachers to, and urged upon them the importance of a thorough and systematic course of instruction, and he is happy to be able to state that most of them responded cheerfully to the suggestion, and the good results were evident in all such at the closing examination; and in all the. schools there has been a cheering evidence that the teachers have endeavored to address themselves more to the minds of their pupils and teach them the substance and not simply the shadow. Although the success of our public schools depends mainly upon the ability and efficiency of the teachers who have them in charge, yet there are duties devolving upon the parents more binding even, and in no consideration of less importance.
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