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- RYERSON MEMORIAL VOLUME:
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- CONTENTS.
- THE RYERSON MEMORIAL VOLUME.
- PRELIMINARY.
- Appeal for Funds for Erection of the Statue.
- The Financial Results of the Appeals Made—Particulars of the Statue.
- Programme of Arrangements for Unveiling the Statue.
- CHAPTER II.
- CEREMONY OF UNVEILING THE STATUE, 24TH MAY, 1889.
- The Hon. G. W. Ross' Address.
- The Statue Unveiled by Sir Alexander Campbell.
- Educational Retrospect by the Deputy Minister of Education.
- The Teachers' Representative.
- The Acting-Mayor Responds.
- The Universities of Ontario.
- Educational Retrospect by the Deputy Minister of Education.
- The Teachers' Representative.
- The Acting-Mayor Responds.
- The Universities of Ontario.
- Comments of the Press on the Unveiling of the Statue.
- CHAPTER III.
- THE ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT THE UNVEILING.[8]
- The Teachers' Association of Ontario.
- Address of the Acting Mayor.
- Representative of the University of Toronto.
- Representative of Victoria University, Cobourg.
- Representative of Queen's University, Kingston.
- Representative Of Trinity University, Toronto.
- Representative of McMaster University.[11]
- The Teachers' Association of Ontario.
- Address of the Acting Mayor.
- Representative of the University of Toronto.
- Representative of Victoria University, Cobourg.
- Representative of Queen's University, Kingston.
- Representative Of Trinity University, Toronto.
- Representative of McMaster University.[11]
- THE ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT THE UNVEILING.[8]
- CHAPTER IV.
- EDUCATION IN ONTARIO—PAST AND PRESENT.
- Significance of the Event of To-day.
- The Ontario System of Education—Its Influence Abroad.
- Comprehensive Character of the Ontario Educational System.
- Character Of Systems Of Education Abroad, And Lessons Therefrom.
- Educational Lessons To Be Learned Outside Of Ontario.
- Three Educational Periods in the History of Ontario.
- Colonial Chapter in the History of American Education.
- The United Empire Loyalist Period in Upper Canada.
- Governor Simcoe's Educational Views in 1795.
- Early Beginnings of Education in Upper Canada, 1785-1805.
- State of Education in Upper Canada, 1795-1799.
- First Official Educational Movements in Upper Canada, 1797, 1798.
- Educational Pioneers in Upper Canada.
- Early Efforts to Establish Common Schools 1816-1820.
- State of Education in Upper Canada, 1784-1819.
- Fitful Educational Progress from 1822 to 1829.
- State of Education in Upper Canada, 1827-1829, from the Official Reports, Etc.
- Course of Study Suggested by Rev. Dr. Strachan as suitable for the District Grammar Schools throughout the Province, 1829.
- First Year—Boys from 7 to 9.
- Second Year—Boys from 9 to 11.
- Third Year—Boys from 11 to 13.
- Fourth Year—Boys from 12 to 14.
- Fifth Year—Boys from 14 to 16.
- First Year—Boys from 7 to 9.
- Second Year—Boys from 9 to 11.
- Third Year—Boys from 11 to 13.
- Fourth Year—Boys from 12 to 14.
- Fifth Year—Boys from 14 to 16.
- Rev. Dr. Strachan's System of School Management.
- Rev. Dr. Strachan's Career as a Teacher.
- Mr. Joseph Hume's Essay on Education Edited as a Catechism by Mr. Wm. Lyon Mackenzie in 1830.
- Vicissitudes of Education in Upper Canada, 1830-1839.
- Educational Efforts of Mr. Mahlon Burwell in the House of Assembly, 1831-1836.
- Efforts at Educational Legislation by Dr. Charles Duncombe, 1831-1836.
- Continued Educational Efforts by Mr. Burwell in the House of Assembly.
- Early Opinions on the Necessity for Manual, or Industrial, Education.
- Later Opinions on the Necessity for Manual Training in Our Schools.
- Further Educational Efforts in the House of Assembly, 1835, 1836.
- Analysis of Dr. Duncombe's Report on Education, 1836.
- Summary of, and Reflections on, these Educational Efforts, from 1830 to 1839.
- Extracts from Official Reports on Education in Upper Canada in 1838.
- Influences by American Teachers and School Books Deprecated.
- Extracts from the Report of a Commission Appointed to Enquire into the Subject of Education in Upper Canada in 1839.
- Educational Opinions of Prominent Public Men in 1839.
- Separate Educational Forces Shaping Themselves in Upper Canada.
- Noted Representative Educational Leaders—Dr. Strachan and Dr. Ryerson.
- The Educational Efforts of the U. E. Loyalists and the Ruling Party.
- An Educational Glance Backwards.
- Provision for Higher Education in U. C. by the Imperial Government.
- The Reverend Doctor Strachan as an Educator.
- Lack of Comprehensiveness in the Educational Policy of the Times.
- Rev. Dr. Strachan's Reasons for Establishing a University in Upper Canada.
- Rev. Dr. Strachan, the Founder of Two Universities in Toronto.
- The University of Toronto.
- The University of Victoria College, Cobourg.
- The Queen's College University, Kingston.
- The University of Trinity College, Toronto.
- The R. C. University College at Ottawa.
- The Western University, London.
- The McMaster University.
- Upper Canada College.
- Albert College, Belleville.
- Woodstock College.
- The School of Practical Science, Toronto.
- Various other Colleges and Schools, etc.
- Rev. Dr. Ryerson's Advocacy of Popular Rights, 1827-1841.[43]
- Educational Legislation in the United Parliament of 1841 and 1843.
- Origin of the Annual Grant of $200,000 for the Common Schools in 1841.
- Educational Efforts of Dr. Ryerson up to this Time.
- First Appointment of a Superintendent of Education for Upper Canada.
- Appointment of Rev. Dr. Ryerson as Superintendent of Education.
- Dr. Ryerson's Report on a System of Public Instruction for Upper Canada.
- Chief Features of Dr. Ryerson's First Report and School Bill of 1846.
- Objections to Dr. Ryerson's School Bill of 1846 Answered.
- First and Second Councils of Public Instruction, 1846 and 1850.
- Religious Instruction in the Common Schools, 1846.
- State of Common School Education in Upper Canada, 1845.
- School Houses and School Teachers in 1845-1850.
- Dr. Ryerson's Practical Agencies to give Information and Remove Prejudice.
- Combined Opposition to the Projected System of Education.
- Educational Proceedings of District Councils in 1847, 1848.
- Estimate of Lord Elgin's Character by the Hon. W. H. Draper.
- Invaluable Assistance given to Dr. Ryerson by Lord Elgin.
- Proceedings of the First Council of Public Instruction—The Normal School.
- Laying the Corner Stone of the Normal School Building, 1851.
- The County Model Schools of 1843-1850.
- Fundamental Principles of Dr. Ryerson's Scheme of Education.
- Can Upper Canada Emulate the State of New York in Educational Matters?
- Establishment of the Educational Depository, and its Results.
- Abstract of Depository Schedule Presented to the Legislature in 1877.
- Dr. Ryerson a Commissioner on King's College, etc., New Brunswick in 1854.
- Partial Chronological Sketch of Dr. Ryerson's Educational Work, 1855, etc.
- Bishop Fraser's Estimate of the U. C. System of Education in 1863.
- Character of the Important School Legislation of 1871.
- Review of the School Legislation of 1871.
- Objections to Improve our School System Answered.
- Necessity for the Changes in the School Law of Ontario in 1871.
- Hon. Adam Crooks on the School Inspection Legislation of 1871.
- Effect of the School Act of 1871 in the County of Haldimand.
- Effect of the School Law of 1871 in the County of Simcoe (South.)
- CHAPTER V.
- A SPECIAL CHAPTER ON THE STATE EDUCATION IN THE "OLDEN TIME" IN UPPER CANADA.
- Hon. J. Sandfield Macdonald's school days—His Reminiscences of them.
- Education in the County of Wellington under Dr. Ryerson's Administration.
- Early School Legislation in 1841, 1843 and 1846.
- Inferior Qualifications of Teachers and Varied Methods of Teaching.
- Dr. Ryerson's Test of the Intelligence of a School Section.
- The Character of the School-house also a Test.
- School Condition of the County of Wellington in 1847.
- Great Educational Advance made by the Province of Ontario since 1847.
- Great Advance also in the Standard of Teaching Ability.
- State of Education in Upper Canada in 1847-1849.
- The Old Log School House and Its Belongings.
- The Pioneer Teachers, and the Trials of "Boarding Round."
- The Old School House.
- A School Teacher's Personal Experience in 1865.
- Reminiscences of Education in the City of Hamilton in 1852.
- Education in the County of Simcoe, 1852-1872.
- CHAPTER VI.
- PERSONAL CHAPTER RELATING TO THE REV. DR. RYERSON.
- The Rev. Dr. Ryerson as a Teacher.
- The Rev. Dr. Ryerson and His Native County of Norfolk.
- Closing Official Acts and Utterances of Dr. Ryerson.
- Reasons for Dr. Ryerson's Retirement as Chief Superintendent of Education.
- Dr. Ryerson's Letter of Resignation in 1868 and Reply To it.
- Dr. Ryerson's Letter of Resignation in 1872 and Reply To it.
- A FEW WORDS, PERSONAL TO THE WRITER OF THIS RETROSPECT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Transcriber's note:
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