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Science-Teaching in Schools : Nature (2134 words) |
 | THE claims of Physical Science, on a priori grounds, to a fair place in the course of school work, have been abundantly vindicated, and are, I suppose, established. |
| Of the necessity for teaching science to their boys many good schoolmasters are convinced; as regards the machinery by which it is to be taught, they mostly confess their ignorance, and cry aloud for guidance. |
| That all head-masters should have such knowledge is a fact which, if science is to be taught at all, trustees and governing bodies must come to recognise before long: meanwhile every school which teachers science thoroughly is training skilled teachers for a not distant generation. |
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