Frances Mary Buss And Her Work for Education
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Their views are as immature as their bodies.
" Another child speaks in the same way of another teacher, and I am constantly having to bring in floods of light on a girl. " Suitable clothing was also a matter of careful con- sideration. Miss Buss would have liked a school- uniform, which she would have made graceful as well as rational ; but, except in the gymnasium, she never attained this desire, and had to content herself with at school advising, and at Myra compelling, the most needful refor...ms. She waged war against unsuitable ornamentation, lace and jewellery in the morning being always attacked.
She would, if possible, have given each girl a separate room, well supplied with the " place for everything, " in which everything would be expected to be in its place. Failing this, she so divided the rooms by curtains that each inmate secured one portion that was specially her own.
At one time it was rather a fashion to talk of the "overwork" at Miss Buss' schools. Doubtless there were cases of girls too delicate for the life of a public school, who ought to have been kept at home ; and there were also cases — very numerous — in which girls 1 84 LIFE AT MYRA LODGE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their views are as immature as their bodies.
" Another child speaks in the same way of another teacher, and I am constantly having to bring in floods of light on a girl. " Suitable clothing was also a matter of careful con- sideration. Miss Buss would have liked a school- uniform, which she would have made graceful as well as rational ; but, except in the gymnasium, she never attained this desire, and had to content herself with at school advising, and at Myra compelling, the most needful refor...ms. She waged war against unsuitable ornamentation, lace and jewellery in the morning being always attacked.
She would, if possible, have given each girl a separate room, well supplied with the " place for everything, " in which everything would be expected to be in its place. Failing this, she so divided the rooms by curtains that each inmate secured one portion that was specially her own.
At one time it was rather a fashion to talk of the "overwork" at Miss Buss' schools. Doubtless there were cases of girls too delicate for the life of a public school, who ought to have been kept at home ; and there were also cases — very numerous — in which girls 1 84 LIFE AT MYRA LODGE.
What to read after Frances Mary Buss And Her Work for Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie E Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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