Excerpt from The Universities and the Training of Teachers: An Inaugural Lecture Delivered in the Hall of Queen's College on October 22, 1919
I want in this lecture to indicate, so far as is possible at this early stage, the meaning and intention of the changes recently effected in the organization of the Training Depart ment of the University, and to make clear that they are the outcome of a new policy to meet a new situation.
The Act of 1918 makes a very heavy demand upon the resources of the country for the education and training of the thousands of new teachers it will require. The Universi ties alone can meet this need, and I shall try to sketch in outline the measures which will enable us in Oxford to do our part, and at the same time to show what is involved in any thorough system of training of University standard.
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