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The government and discipline of the school should be of a mild and parental character. The teachers should use their best exer- tions to secure obedience and preserve good order, by mild measures and kind influences, and in cases where corporal punishment becomes necessary it shall be inflicted with judgment and discretion and always in the presence of the school or of ivitnesses.
Sec. 8. Singing shall be encouraged, and as far as practicable, taught in all the schools.
Sec. 9. The teacher sha...ll make a report in writing to the Committee at the close of each term, stating the number of pupils admitted, the average attendance, and such other information as may be required.
Sec. 10. There shall be a recess of not less than ten, nor more than fifteen minutes in each half daj', and in no instance shall any scholar be wholly deprived of this privilege.
Sec. 11. All teachers shall keep a record of the recitations of the classes under their charge, and of the manner in which each member of the class acquits himself in his recitation, using either figures or letters to indicate degrees of merit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The government and discipline of the school should be of a mild and parental character. The teachers should use their best exer- tions to secure obedience and preserve good order, by mild measures and kind influences, and in cases where corporal punishment becomes necessary it shall be inflicted with judgment and discretion and always in the presence of the school or of ivitnesses.
Sec. 8. Singing shall be encouraged, and as far as practicable, taught in all the schools.
Sec. 9. The teacher sha...ll make a report in writing to the Committee at the close of each term, stating the number of pupils admitted, the average attendance, and such other information as may be required.
Sec. 10. There shall be a recess of not less than ten, nor more than fifteen minutes in each half daj', and in no instance shall any scholar be wholly deprived of this privilege.
Sec. 11. All teachers shall keep a record of the recitations of the classes under their charge, and of the manner in which each member of the class acquits himself in his recitation, using either figures or letters to indicate degrees of merit.
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