Extension Teaching: Report of Extension Teaching Division, 1897 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Extension Teaching: Report of Extension Teaching Division, 1897

This deference to 'public Opinion is the triumph of demon racy. How important it is then that public opinion should be sound and sane, and that the democracy that wields this power shall wield it in obedience to lofty ideals and pure motives. To give those ideals, to furnish the inspiration to plain living and lofty thinking, to spread abroad the truth that shall make men free, is the purpose of the university of the busy the free lecture course.

The story at the close of the seventh year is but a repetition of former tales. Four new centers were opened during the past season, making 83 places where lectures were delivered, 1065 lec tures were given, and the total attendance reached Seven years ago, with 186 lectures, the attendance was a little over 20000. The large attendance at the new centers. And the maintenance, nay, increase of interest at the old centers, proves beyond a doubt that this provision for adult education is one that responds to. An aspiration on the part of the mass of the people.

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