Educational System

28 Character and System of Education Abroad, and Lessons Therefrom 29 Educational Lessons to be Learned Outside of Ontario 29 Three Educational Periods in the History of Ontario 30 Colonial Chapter in the History of American Education 30 The Nine British Colonial Universities in the Thirteen Colonies 32 The United Empire Loyalist Period in Upper Canada 36 Governor Simcoe's Educational Views in 1795 37 Early Beginnings of Education in Upper Canada, 1785-1805 37 State of Education in Upper Canada, 1795-1799 38 First Official Educational Movements in Upper Canada, 1797, 1798 38 Educational Pioneers in Upper Canada 39 Early Efforts to Establish Common Schools, 1816-1820 40 State of Education in Upper Canada, 1784-1819 41 Fitful Educational Progress from 1822 to 1829 41 State of Education in Upper Canada, 1827-1829 42 Rev. Dr. Strachan's Course of Study in Grammar Schools, 1829 43 Rev. Dr. Strachan's System of School Management 44 Rev. Dr. Strachan's Career as a Teacher 45 Mr. Joseph Hume's Essay on Education, edited by Mr. W. L. MacKenzie 46 Vicissitudes of Education in Upper Canada, 1830-1839 46 Educational Efforts in the House of Assembly, by Mr. M. Burwell, 1831-1836 47 Efforts at Educational Legislation, by Dr. Charles Duncombe, 1831-1836 48 Continued Educational Efforts of Mr. Burwell in the House of Assembly 50 Early Opinions on the Necessity for Manual or Industrial Education in our Schools 51 Later Opinions (on the same subject) 51 Further Educational Efforts in the House of Assembly, 1835, 1836 52 Analysis of Dr. Charles Duncombe's Report on Education, 1836 53 Summary of, and Reflection on, these Educational Efforts from 1830 to 1839 54 Extracts from Official Reports on Education in Upper Canada in 1838 55 Influences by American Teachers and School Books Deprecated public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@48194@[email protected]#Page_55" class="pginternal"