Libraries And Schools
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" It is scarcely necessary to add that, in all such work, that which has in view the influencing and developing of individual pupils is the surest of securing substantial results in the future. To quote the words of a recent address t to the teachers in a Massachusetts town : " If you, dur- ing your lives as teachers, can, among all your mass of pupils, find out and develop through your own personal contact only a few — say half a dozen — remarkable men and women, who, but for you and your obse...rvation and watchfulness and guid- ance, would have lived and died, not knowing what they could do, then, if you do nothing more •than this, you have done an immense work in life. " And, to quote the language of another recent address, by a distinguished Massachusetts * "Thirty-ninth annual report, " Providence, 1879, P- io 5- t " The public library and the public schools, " C. F. Adams, Jr. , p. 14 of this volume.
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teacher : " If ever a true inductive science of edu- cation shall exist, it will be formed out of the careful record of observations of early influences, whether of the world, of man, of nature, or of books, and a just estimate of their relative action in building up the character and determining the career of distinguished and successful men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is scarcely necessary to add that, in all such work, that which has in view the influencing and developing of individual pupils is the surest of securing substantial results in the future. To quote the words of a recent address t to the teachers in a Massachusetts town : " If you, dur- ing your lives as teachers, can, among all your mass of pupils, find out and develop through your own personal contact only a few — say half a dozen — remarkable men and women, who, but for you and your obse...rvation and watchfulness and guid- ance, would have lived and died, not knowing what they could do, then, if you do nothing more •than this, you have done an immense work in life. " And, to quote the language of another recent address, by a distinguished Massachusetts * "Thirty-ninth annual report, " Providence, 1879, P- io 5- t " The public library and the public schools, " C. F. Adams, Jr. , p. 14 of this volume.
IOO LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS.
teacher : " If ever a true inductive science of edu- cation shall exist, it will be formed out of the careful record of observations of early influences, whether of the world, of man, of nature, or of books, and a just estimate of their relative action in building up the character and determining the career of distinguished and successful men.
What to read after Libraries And Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Swett Green to read onlineMoreLess
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