...to the life and missionary journeys of St. Paul. General Instruction. — The teachers are desired to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details. CANDIDATES AND PUPIL TEACHERS. The course at the pnpil teachers' schools should afford a general acquaintance...

...missionary journeys of St. Paul. General Instruction. Note. — Teachers are desired to make the instruction as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details. In arranging lessons from the Old Testament, care should be taken to select the most pleasing portions...

...instructions in the principles of morality and religion as are suited to the capacities of the children," " to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give 'attention to unnecessary details." Could anything be more healthy, more wise, or more truly Christian than this careful syllabus ? And...

...early elaborated a very full syllabus of Bible instruction which is followed in all its schools, aiid occupies from half to three-quarters of an hour daily....be easy to understand the excitement caused by the suddeu reopening of the question in the London board. It is proposed here only to give the leading...

...Christian Religion and of Morality as are suited to the capacities of Children. The teachers are desired to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details. — Extract from the School Board Code of Regulations. A NOTABLE landmark in the toiling quarter we...

...Christian Religion and of Morality as are suited to the capacities of Children. The teachers are desired to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details.—Extract from tJie School Board Code of Regulation*. A NOTABLE landmark in the toiling quarter...

...beginning of the year and submitted to the board inspector when he visits a school. Teachers are instructed to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details. The pupils are regularly examined in their Scripture lessons as in other lessons. By referring to the...

...immediately after the opening of the morning session, and occupy about a half hour. "Teachers are instructed to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give attention to unnecessary details." Examinations are held at regular intervals and reviews are frequent. Numerous prizes, provided by private...

...Christian religion and morality as are suited to the capacities of children. (ii) The Teachers are desired to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give too much attention to details. (iii) If in any School two or more of the upper standards are taught...

...Christian religion and morality as are suited to the capacities of children. (ii) The Teachers are desired to make the lessons as practical as possible, and not to give too much attention to details. (iii) If in any School two or more of the upper standards are taught...