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linear measures. The hand to be exercised in delineating on the slate and black-board; and in the use of the needle. Spelling, Reading, Arithmetical Tables. The memory of facts to be cultivated by simple historical narrative, orally communicated by the teacher--to be repeated the following day, in the pupil's own language. Oral lessons in some department of Natural History--to be communicated, and recited as the preceding. Mental Arithmetic; Lessons in Bible Stories of Biography; Geography; Elementary Natural History; Writing; Elementary History of the United States ; Defining; Arithmetic; Simple Exercises in English Composition, under the eye of the Teacher; History of the United States. Memoriter recitations of Scripture; and Poetry, adapted to the learner's various stages of development, were required throughout this department; also Singing and Calisthenic exercises. Special and constant efforts was made to cultivate in the pupils habits of distinctness in the articulation, and correctness in the pronunciation and use of words.
113: 17: 60: 91:, Madame Van Norman became a teacher after her marriage in 1875 to Dr. Van Norman. She infused a fresh view into the development of his educational establishment, adding modern methods of tuition and training. The school was conducted without bigotry, either religious or intellectual, and by the absence of prizes, medals and exhibitions. Proficiency was not determined by competition, but by frequent reviews and written examinations. 77:. The institute comprised a home and day school for young ladies and children and for special students. There were small classes, and many teachers. Students received all the personal attention necessary to develop their character and to draw out their abilities. A course of studies was provided for pupils who intended to graduate, but others could select their studies. 697: 662: 626: 590: 554: 517: 481: 445: 409: 358: 315: 262: 181:
The aim in this Department was to impart a thorough elementary education. The order of studies included: alphabet, and simple combinations; counting; cultivation of the perceptive powers. The eye to be trained to the ready detection of colors, and to the correct apprehension of magnitudes, forms, and
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Reading; Writing; Arithmetic; Geography; English Grammar; Outlines of General History; Latin; Physiology; Natural History; Plain Geometry; Critical Reading and Analysis of Standard Poets; Analysis of derivative words, Daily Bible Lessons; Memoriter Recitations from Standard Poets; Exercises in
151:. Madame Van Norman's exhibit included one portfolio containing catalogues, photographs, and statistics; a complete French book by Rev. D. C. Van Norman; three volumes of boiler, pump, and steam-engine catechism by R. Grimshaw, Ph.D.; and two volumes of practical training, by R. Grimshaw. 539:
The National Cyclopedia of American Biography, Being the History of the United States as Illustrated in the Lives of the Founders, Builders, and Defenders of the Republic, and of the Men and Women who are Doing the Work and Moulding the Thought of the Present
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Senior Class: Moral Philosophy; History of English Literature; Botany; Geology; Evidences of Christianity; English and Latin Composition; Constitution of the United States; Bible. Vocal Music and Calisthenic exercises continued throughout the
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Middle Class: Chemistry; Physical Geography and Meteorology; Mental Philosophy; Critioal Reading and Analysis of Standard Poets, with Memoriter Recitations ; Natural Theology; Logic;. English Composition; History; Latin;
84:. Special attention was paid to physical training, for which an entire story was set up. Three years later, the school occupied Nos. 3 and 5 West 38th Street. In the Boarding Department, French was the language of the family. 200:
Junior Class: Algebra; Latin; History; Rhetoric; Critical Reading and Analysis of Standard Poets, with Memoritor Recitations; Natural Philosophy; Astronomy; Reading Exercises ; English Composition,
724: 165:, at Dorchester Road and Flatbush Avenue, became the new home of the Van Norman Institute in 1902. The commodious mansion, was situated on ample grounds and was shaded by old trees. 218:
There were several options for elective classes. These included Greek, French, German, Spanish, and Italian languages; drawing and painting; and vocal and instrumental music.
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In September 1860, the school re-opened as an English and French boarding and day school for young ladies, at Nos. 2 and 5 West 38th Street,
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In 1857, Rev. Van Norman founded Dr. Van Norman's Classical School. It was first located at No. 79 East Fourteenth Street, near
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Index to the Executive Documents of the House of Representatives fro the Second Session of the Forty-Fifth Congress, 1877-'78
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The Sun's Guide to New York: Replies to Questions Asked Every Day by the Guests and Citizens of the American Metropolis
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Woman's Who's who of America: A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Women of the United States and Canada
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In 1878, the school's name changed to Van Norman Institute. Patrons of the institute resided from
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The school re-opened for the September 1877 term at 316 West 58th Street East (near
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English Composition ; Singing and Calisthenics throughout this department.
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Prospectus of Mr. Van Norman's Institute for the education of young ladies
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In 1899, the school was located at 120-122 West 70th Street, Manhattan.
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Madame Van Norman retired from the Van Norman Institute in 1906.
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Van Norman Institute for the education of young ladies
128:, in the highest part of the city. It overlooked the 120:By 1894, the school was situated at the corner of 336: 334: 332: 330: 328: 147:The Van Norman Institute was represented at the 236: 234: 232: 230: 8: 289:. Vol. 9. Washington. 1878. p. 475 277: 275: 725:Defunct girls' schools in the United States 250:. Jersey City printing Company. p. 223 157:The historic Cornelius Roberts mansion, in 124:and West 71st street, near the entrance to 740:1906 disestablishments in New York (state) 379: 377: 375: 373: 371: 307:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 43:. It was founded in 1857 by the Rev. Dr. 735:1857 establishments in New York (state) 226: 300: 7: 149:1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris 679:Leonard, John William, ed. (1914). 142:American Museum of Natural History 14: 29:Dr. Van Norman's Classical School 695: 660: 624: 588: 578:. Vol. 1. 1890. p. 285 552: 542:. J. T. 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girls' school
Manhattan
New York City
Daniel C. Van Norman
Amelie Veiller Van Norman

Daniel C. Van Norman
Union Square
Academy of Music
Murray Hill, Manhattan
Paris
Central Park
Massachusetts
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West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
Hudson River
Central Park
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris
Flatbush
Long Island




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