Ideals And Democracy An Essay in Modernism
Ideals And Democracy An Essay in Modernism
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It shows the desirability of the taxpayer looking into the details of education, that he may ascertain whether the investment is bringing ade- quate returns.
When parents begin to take an active interest in the work of the school the teacher is encouraged and spurred on to greater effort. Through contact with men of affairs the teacher is enabled to puffincw- improve the school by gaining the point of a & ed b y interest view of the world at large. The boys and ****** girls are led to see that ...the school has a real meaning, because their fathers and mothers interest themselves in it.
But it is not entirely the fault of the laymen that they are not in close touch with the school and its life. Many teachers welcome the parent into the classroom; but many others much prefer the parent should remain away and allow those * gaining "whose business it is " to conduct the schools co P eration as they choose. As a class, teachers have come to look upon parents who visit the school frequently as meddlers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It shows the desirability of the taxpayer looking into the details of education, that he may ascertain whether the investment is bringing ade- quate returns.
When parents begin to take an active interest in the work of the school the teacher is encouraged and spurred on to greater effort. Through contact with men of affairs the teacher is enabled to puffincw- improve the school by gaining the point of a & ed b y interest view of the world at large. The boys and ****** girls are led to see that ...the school has a real meaning, because their fathers and mothers interest themselves in it.
But it is not entirely the fault of the laymen that they are not in close touch with the school and its life. Many teachers welcome the parent into the classroom; but many others much prefer the parent should remain away and allow those * gaining "whose business it is " to conduct the schools co P eration as they choose. As a class, teachers have come to look upon parents who visit the school frequently as meddlers.
What to read after Ideals And Democracy An Essay in Modernism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain Arthur Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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