Happy School Days
Happy School Days
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They supposed that in her view they were so many pegs in a row or pawns on a chessboard, and they resented the impersonality of her near-sighted gaze. Girls are sometimes very heartless, and in- stead of feeling pitiful when occasionally they saw a quiver of pain cross Miss B. 's countenance, such a token of sensitiveness on her part only made them dislike her the more. In her endeavor to be just and to HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS exact the best work of which the class was capable, she often went too far... and marked too severely any failure. If right relations are not existent between teacher and schol- ars it is very difficult for either to accomplish much.
If a teacher in the depths of her own soul is aware that she is no disciplinarian, she probably makes efforts in the direction where she is weak, and the result is a continual con- flict between her class and herself. The re- sistance may not be open, but it is always ready to break out like a smouldering fire. Nothing on earth is harder to vanquish than a prejudice, and the less reasonable it be the more stubborn it probably is in maintaining its ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They supposed that in her view they were so many pegs in a row or pawns on a chessboard, and they resented the impersonality of her near-sighted gaze. Girls are sometimes very heartless, and in- stead of feeling pitiful when occasionally they saw a quiver of pain cross Miss B. 's countenance, such a token of sensitiveness on her part only made them dislike her the more. In her endeavor to be just and to HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS exact the best work of which the class was capable, she often went too far... and marked too severely any failure. If right relations are not existent between teacher and schol- ars it is very difficult for either to accomplish much.
If a teacher in the depths of her own soul is aware that she is no disciplinarian, she probably makes efforts in the direction where she is weak, and the result is a continual con- flict between her class and herself. The re- sistance may not be open, but it is always ready to break out like a smouldering fire. Nothing on earth is harder to vanquish than a prejudice, and the less reasonable it be the more stubborn it probably is in maintaining its ground.
What to read after Happy School Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster to read onlineMoreLess
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