The sons of the aristocracy and well-to-do classes probably learnt by a more practical method, as they were able to have private tutors, who devoted all their time to providing the necessary atmosphere.
Writers pleaded, in the style of Elyot and Ascham, for the teaching of Latin on more practical lines, quoting Montaigne's experience.
Perhaps the very reason which makes it so valuable to the student of to-day hindered its success in the sixteenth century; most students of French then preferred the shorter and more practical manuals.
The experiment has been tried for cycles of ages--sometimes after a more practical fashion--and it has failed oftener than it has succeeded.
Not a particle of passion, much less of love, so far, was at work in her heart; but in the desperation of weariness she felt tempted to try a more practical experiment in the way of excitement than she had ever yet ventured on.
As democratic consciousness began to arise, the demand came for a more practical institution, less exclusive and less aristocratic in character, and better adapted in its instruction to the needs of a frontier society.
Though retaining the study of Latin, they made most of new subjects of more practical value.
Sidenote: The Jerome of Erasmus] But the indignation of the New Learning was diverted to more practical ends by the sudden peace.
There is an urgent demand at present for industrial research laboratories and experimental work all over India, and above all for better and more practical education.
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