Mrs. HOWE (Julia Ward)–Wife of Dr. Howe, of Boston, famous…
![“Mrs. HOWE (Julia Ward)–Wife of Dr. Howe, of Boston, famous as a teacher of the deaf and dumb. This lady is here, giving a course of private lectures, on quaint subjects—e. g. “moral triganometry [sic]” alias “practical ethics.” I dined with her, by special invitation, at Mr. Eames’—She is a smart…” quote by Howard K. Beale](https://sms4smile.com/q/i/114/howard-k-beale-93501_marriage_mrs-howe-julia-ward-wife-of-dr-howe-of-b_585762.jpg)
““Mrs. HOWE (Julia Ward)–Wife of Dr. Howe, of Boston, famous as a teacher of the deaf and dumb. This lady is here, giving a course of private lectures, on quaint subjects—e. g. “moral triganometry [sic]” alias “practical ethics.” I dined with her, by special invitation, at Mr. Eames’—She is a smart, educated, traveled lady, a little touched, ‘tis thought, with strong-mindedness. Complacent, and well satisfied with her peculiar theories.””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A description of Mrs. Howe’s personality and teaching style, noting her strong-mindedness and unconventional theories.
In simple terms: Mrs. Howe is smart, educated, and unconventional.
Key Takeaway
Recognize diverse teaching approaches.
Themes
education
personality
unconventional
deaf education
ethics
Mood
critical
observational
Type
Deaf and dumb:1
Marriage:0
Philosophy:0
Mrs Howe:1
Howe Julia:0
Ward Wife:0
Dr Howe:0
Julia Ward:0
When to use this quote
- academic gatherings
- personal introductions
Key Concepts
strong-mindedness
unconventional theories
private lectures
Questions to Reflect On
- How do unconventional methods affect learning?
- What evidence supports her theories?
A Different Perspective
Her methods may lack empirical validation.