Laura does not name all her teachers. She does refer to Miss Bedal in Walnut Grove (Laura spelled her name "Beadle"), to Eliza Jane Wilder, a Mr. Clewett, and a Mr. Owens in De Smet.
Those four people were real people, and did act as Laura's teachers at some point or another. She would have also had a teacher or teachers in Burr Oak, and possibly others she did not name.
In the book, for dramatic effect, Laura begins to teach two months before her sixteenth birthday, but that was "literary license". Her actual first teaching certificate, signed by George Williams, was issued in December of 1883, making her sixteen - almost seventeen - when she began teaching. It can be seen in the book "Laura's Album" by William Anderson, available online and through the Little House Bookstore, in Mansfield, Missouri. The reproduction of her first teaching certificate in Little Town on the Prairie is dated 1882 - but the real one is dated 1883.
Laura Ingalls Wilder began teaching at the age of 15. She taught in a one-room schoolhouse near De Smet, South Dakota in the 1880s.
Laura wanted to teach. I don't completely understand what you mean. Laura did teach.
Yes, she did!
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that it is not easy to be a pinoner. but it is fun to. there are just like us
Laura Ingalls Wilder taught around 12 students in a one-room schoolhouse during her time as a schoolteacher in De Smet, South Dakota.
Laura Ingalls Wilder first taught school at the Brewster Settlement near De Smet, South Dakota. She taught from 1882 to 1885, before marrying Almanzo Wilder.
her original job was being a teacher, but her daughter, Rose, inspired her to become a writer
Yes, Laura Ingalls Wilder started teaching school when she was 15 years old. She taught in a one-room schoolhouse in South Dakota.
Laura Ingalls Wilder did not like to teach. She taught school at age 15 at Brewster School. Brewster School was located 12 miles west of De Smet, South Dakota. She also wrote books about her life. These books are called The Little House OR Little House On The Prairie books. She continued books about her life that she wrote with her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane who married and divorced Claire Gillette Lane. Laura Ingalls Wilder married Almanzo Wilder who Laura had Rose and an unnamed baby boy who died 12 days after his birth. There is lots of information you can look up. You can visit houses of the Ingalls and Wilder families.
Laura and the rest of her siblings went to regular school. When it was to cold and the heat wasn't working in the one room school house their mother home schooled them. Laura was the only person in her class that would graduate but she decide to go teach to earn money fir her family.
at 16 she had enough education to teach at a third grade level. she was much smarter and learned a lot more of mental math and history than kids today
The name of the school was the Bouchie School. It was renamed for Wilder's story, "These Happy Golden Years". It was 12 miles from Laura's home in De Smet. Almanzo "Manly" Wilder drove her home in his wagon. On one of the sliegh rides, Manly proposed to Laura and they got married sometime later and also had a baby girl named Rose.