"Learning to Be a Schoolmaster" offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical training and education of teachers. Authored by Thomas R. Cole, this meticulously prepared print republication explores the development of schoolmasters and their vital role in shaping society. Delve into the methods and strategies of teaching through the lens of historical pedagogy, examining the foundations upon which modern education was built.
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