. First century of national existence; the United States as they were and , to thenormal schools, and even in one or two in-stitutions of the collegiate grade. Anotherone is the increasing regard which is paid tothe employment of female teachers, and totheir thorough preparatory training f ir thatduty, in institutiiins partly or wholly for thatpurpose. On the whole, the department offoinale education is, at present, attracting asmuch attention, a:id improving as rapidly,as any other. 406 EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAl, INSTITUTIONS. CHAPTER XVIII. SCHOOL-HOUSES, APPARATUS, AND TEXT-BOOKS. In
. First century of national existence; the United States as they were and , to thenormal schools, and even in one or two in-stitutions of the collegiate grade. Anotherone is the increasing regard which is paid tothe employment of female teachers, and totheir thorough preparatory training f ir thatduty, in institutiiins partly or wholly for thatpurpose. On the whole, the department offoinale education is, at present, attracting asmuch attention, a:id improving as rapidly,as any other. 406 EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAl, INSTITUTIONS. CHAPTER XVIII. SCHOOL-HOUSES, APPARATUS, AND TEXT-BOOKS. In no department of instruction has thework of improvement been so general, sorapid, or so thorough as in the materialoutfit of the school. Within a quarter of a century a revolution has been wroughtin public opinion and action in respectto the location, construction, ventilation,warming, furniture, and equipment gener-ally, of school-houses, and more than thir-ty-five millions of dollars have been ex-pended for these objects withiu this shortperiod. SCHOOL-HOUSES AS THET
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