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Their 56 NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT children, and they have lots of them, are to be trained in our schools. And those very people have a considerable part in estab- lishing and managing the schools which are to do that work. If educational problems made people poor, I suspect that each of us would be as poor as any two of you put together. [Laughter] We who have been together in this conference understand each other pretty well. We all have some form of citizenship in the democracy of ...learning. We know something of the fundamental principles of that institution 1 . We have come down from the North not to parade our intellectual estate or to patronize you, but to learn something and if possible to give you a word of cheer and enrich ourselves by the giving. In the democracy of learn- ing, the only way to get gain is to give away as much as one can. [Laughter and applause] About the only way one can get much in such work as this is by lifting all the rest as much as he can. In the democracy of learning there are no political, sectarian, state or sectional lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their 56 NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT children, and they have lots of them, are to be trained in our schools. And those very people have a considerable part in estab- lishing and managing the schools which are to do that work. If educational problems made people poor, I suspect that each of us would be as poor as any two of you put together. [Laughter] We who have been together in this conference understand each other pretty well. We all have some form of citizenship in the democracy of ...learning. We know something of the fundamental principles of that institution 1 . We have come down from the North not to parade our intellectual estate or to patronize you, but to learn something and if possible to give you a word of cheer and enrich ourselves by the giving. In the democracy of learn- ing, the only way to get gain is to give away as much as one can. [Laughter and applause] About the only way one can get much in such work as this is by lifting all the rest as much as he can. In the democracy of learning there are no political, sectarian, state or sectional lines.
What to read after Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Andrew Sloan Draper to read onlineMoreLess
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