Why did reformers like catherine beecher believe women had a natural aptitude for teaching? in what ways did beecher see teaching as a natural extension of women's rule at home? (ap us history)

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Catherine Beecher believed women had a natural aptitude for teaching. As a woman devoted to the education of other women, Catherine thought that women hat the special "knack" to teach due to her maternal instincts that helped them to be natural educators as a Mother.

As the founder of the Hartford Female Seminary in 1824, Catherine saw teaching as a natural extension of women's rule at home because women could translate that love and compassion for her own children to the public sphere of women's education. That compassion and loved gave women the tolerance and patience that men could show in a scenario like school presents.

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