Gladman was born on February 1 1839 in [[London]]. He attended a [[Monitorial schools|monitorial school]] until he was fourteen. Gladman then served an [[apprenticeship]] as a pupil-teacher at the British and Foreign School in [[Bushey, Hertfordshire]]. Later he received a year of [[teacher training]] from Borough Road Training College in London.<ref name='adb' />
+
Gladman was born on February 1 1839 in [[London]]. He attended a [[Monitorial schools|monitorial school]] until he was fourteen. Gladman then served an apprenticeship as a pupil-teacher at the British and Foreign School in Bushey, Hertfordshire. Later he received a year of teacher training from Borough Road Training College in London.
−
He had a successful career teaching at a small school in [[Surrey]] from 1859 until 1862. In 1863, at the young age of 24, he was given the position of [[headmaster]] of a larger school in [[Great Yarmouth]]. In 1869 he entered the [[University of London]], ultimately receiving two [[Bachelor's degree]]s. Gladman then returned to Borough Road Training College to serve as a headmaster.<ref name='adb' />
+
He had a successful career teaching at a small school in Surrey from 1859 until 1862. In 1863, at the young age of 24, he was given the position of headmaster of a larger school in Great Yarmouth. In 1869 he entered the University of London, ultimately receiving two Bachelor's degrees. Gladman then returned to Borough Road Training College to serve as a headmaster.
<!-- Section on theories, methods, influences, legacy, etc goes here -->
<!-- Section on theories, methods, influences, legacy, etc goes here -->