monitorial meaning

• Adjective: monitorial  `móni'toreeul
  1. Of or pertaining to a monitor or monitors

• monitorial-group plan
• They established more than a hundred'monitorial'schools in the region.
• The Monitorial System and its variants found favour not just in Britain but also its Empire.
• Maeser incorporated the Monitorial System into his teaching philosophies and believed that students should each have responsibilities.
• Pillans introduced a version of the Bell Lancaster monitorial system, and his class doubled its numbers.
• He became greatly influenced by the ideas of Joseph Lancaster, who invented the monitorial system that bears his name.
• This is a Monitorial System where the teacher teaches the more advanced students who then in turn teach the less advanced.
• Girard's application of the monitorial system was opposed by the bishop and the civil authorities of Fribourg in 1823.
• "' New York High School "'was the first monitorial system high school in the United States.
• In 1798, he founded a free elementary school in Borough Road, Southwark, using a variant of the monitorial system.

• "monitorial" meaning in Chinese: adj. 劝告者的；班长的；教务助理生的；使用监听器[监视器]的；劝告的,警告的。 the monitorial ...
• "monitorial" meaning in Japanese: {形} : モニターを使った◆【名】monitor---------------------------------...
• "monitorial" meaning in Korean: adjective, 경고의, 감시의
• "monitorial" meaning in Russian: 1) относящийся к обязанностям старосты Ex: monitorial scho...
• "monitorial" meaning in French: adj. relatif au contrôleur, lié au surveillant