Child Training
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They would see their children praised and petted by ad- miring friends. Whatever the cause, it is bad for the children.
Praise the child for a fine performance. Give him every encouragement to excel, but don't if you value his growth, seize upon some pretty phase of it and exhibit it in the market place. That road leads to disaster.
BOYS AND STUDY Bob sat in the library studying his lessons for the next day. He had been sent there three times in the half hour. He seemed willing, anxious to do a...ny- thing but study.
His aunt had to look for her book and Bob kindly went to help her. Having found it, he did not return to his lessons until she discovered him walking about the room and sent him back to his books.
The professor had taken down his pipe and Bob had shot out of his chair to get a match, light it, blow it out carefully, and throw it into a selected spot in the fireplace. All this took several minutes and would have taken longer only his mother came to see if he was working.
"I must have left my paper in my overcoat pocket, ' ' said his uncle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would see their children praised and petted by ad- miring friends. Whatever the cause, it is bad for the children.
Praise the child for a fine performance. Give him every encouragement to excel, but don't if you value his growth, seize upon some pretty phase of it and exhibit it in the market place. That road leads to disaster.
BOYS AND STUDY Bob sat in the library studying his lessons for the next day. He had been sent there three times in the half hour. He seemed willing, anxious to do a...ny- thing but study.
His aunt had to look for her book and Bob kindly went to help her. Having found it, he did not return to his lessons until she discovered him walking about the room and sent him back to his books.
The professor had taken down his pipe and Bob had shot out of his chair to get a match, light it, blow it out carefully, and throw it into a selected spot in the fireplace. All this took several minutes and would have taken longer only his mother came to see if he was working.
"I must have left my paper in my overcoat pocket, ' ' said his uncle.
What to read after Child Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angelo Patri to read onlineMoreLess
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