Lectures On School Government
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Every teacher ought to make it a study how to prevent any acts which ought not to be done in school, and the repetition of any acts which are not positively annoying, but which may become so so by being re- peated. Every teacher of experience knows that whenever any thing has been going on for some time, even if it does not grow worse, will take much time, energy and perseverance to break it up. A very bad habit, as well as one of long continuance, requires an extraordinary remedy. No teacher o...ught to allow any evil to become a habit.
A teacher who is careful to prevent any little annoy- ing acts will not so often have his attention drawn from hearing his classes. This is a very important item.
For it seems to me that there is nothing so supremely iinnoying to a teacher as every half minute to be com- DISPOSITION OF MANY ANNOYANCES. 153 pelled to call some one to order, or to administer some reproof for some little unbecoming act. A teacher who thus constantly allows his pupils to bother him never has a moment of time which he can devote exclusively to a recitation or exercise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every teacher ought to make it a study how to prevent any acts which ought not to be done in school, and the repetition of any acts which are not positively annoying, but which may become so so by being re- peated. Every teacher of experience knows that whenever any thing has been going on for some time, even if it does not grow worse, will take much time, energy and perseverance to break it up. A very bad habit, as well as one of long continuance, requires an extraordinary remedy. No teacher o...ught to allow any evil to become a habit.
A teacher who is careful to prevent any little annoy- ing acts will not so often have his attention drawn from hearing his classes. This is a very important item.
For it seems to me that there is nothing so supremely iinnoying to a teacher as every half minute to be com- DISPOSITION OF MANY ANNOYANCES. 153 pelled to call some one to order, or to administer some reproof for some little unbecoming act. A teacher who thus constantly allows his pupils to bother him never has a moment of time which he can devote exclusively to a recitation or exercise.
What to read after Lectures On School Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Surface, Andrew Jay, 1843-1919. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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