Teaching As a Career for University Men

"Teaching As a Career for University Men," penned by Joseph John Findlay and originally published in 1889, offers a compelling look at the teaching profession during a period of significant educational reform. Findlay presents a detailed exploration of the advantages and opportunities available to university-educated men who choose to enter the field of education.

This book provides practical advice and insightful perspectives, making it an invaluable resource for those considering a career in teaching. It reflects the values and educational philosophies prevalent in late 19th-century academia, offering contemporary readers a glimpse into the historical context of educational practices and career aspirations.

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