The Inland Educator, Vol. 9: A Journal for the Progressive Teacher,, August, 1899 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Inland Educator, Vol. 9: A Journal for the Progressive Teacher,, August, 1899

She appears to have recognized the New England town to which Mrs. Davis alluded, and she shows how the implication that over-education is a blight upon the town is wholly wrong. A sensi ble answer is made to the question Of the eth cisney of our schools, and the charge that we have made a fetish of the schoolhouse in the United States is both accepted and approved. The article is an encouraging one throughout, and stands in fine contrast with the depressing paper that Mrs. Davis felt called upon to ofier. 'i' 'i'

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