History of Science Teaching in England

19th century Anatomy apparatus appointed Art Department astronomy Augustus de Morgan Bacon became Board of Education botany Boyle boys Cambridge Cavendish Laboratory classical Comenius Committee course curriculum Descartes discovery early elementary schools England English established Experimental Philosophy experiments Galileo geometry given Grammar School grants Gresham College Hartlib head masters Huxley important interest investigations J. J. Thomson John Wallis large number lectures Liberal Education London School Board Manchester mathematics Maxwell Mechanics Institutes ment mental method modern natural history Natural Philosophy Natural Science Newton observation Oxford physical science principles professor pupils Roger Bacon Royal Commission Royal Institution Royal Society scheme School Board School Examination School of Mines Science and Art Science Masters science teaching Scientific Instruction secondary schools subjects teachers teaching of science technical education text books theory Thomas tion Tripos University College University of London W. H. Perkin Whewell