Edward Thring Headmaster of Uppingham School Life Diary And Letters
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As this is impossible, it will represent the most powerful of them that is to say, the weaker must adapt themselves to a close external standard, or perish. Or if it represents a prevailing theory, the opposite will take place ; the weaker schools will eagerly seize the idea, mould their work on it, and gather laurels at the expense of their greater and more self-reliant neighbours. In either case Procrustes is the model.
Take another view : a teaching school, call it Uppingham, is matched agai...nst sundry others of the cut-and-dried rule class. Is the teaching which is new and living, and therefore, if for no other reason, singular, to be exposed to an examination on different principles and condemned because it does not suit it? This is nothing less than saying that all originality is to be fatal by the Government plan.
Again, a school depends so much on the kind of material it gets. This is a fact. Our reputation in early days rested entirely on the care we took with individuals. Now the result was this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As this is impossible, it will represent the most powerful of them that is to say, the weaker must adapt themselves to a close external standard, or perish. Or if it represents a prevailing theory, the opposite will take place ; the weaker schools will eagerly seize the idea, mould their work on it, and gather laurels at the expense of their greater and more self-reliant neighbours. In either case Procrustes is the model.
Take another view : a teaching school, call it Uppingham, is matched agai...nst sundry others of the cut-and-dried rule class. Is the teaching which is new and living, and therefore, if for no other reason, singular, to be exposed to an examination on different principles and condemned because it does not suit it? This is nothing less than saying that all originality is to be fatal by the Government plan.
Again, a school depends so much on the kind of material it gets. This is a fact. Our reputation in early days rested entirely on the care we took with individuals. Now the result was this.
What to read after Edward Thring Headmaster of Uppingham School Life Diary And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George R George Robert Parkin to read onlineMoreLess
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