Life And Remains of the Rev R H Quick
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1867, I left Hurst and went to Cranleigh. " This text in the diary introduces a contrast between the two schools after the manner of Plutarch's Parallel Lives, which is hardly of sufficient historical interest to be preserved. We may however abstract from local circumstances some valuable hints on the theory of discipline. To all methods of repression — absolute silence in the class-room, keeping a tight hand on boys, especially at the close of term, allowing All ideal Jicadinastcr 17 no shouti...ng in the play-ground, &c. — Quick was a sworn foe. He notes with a half-maUcious satisfaction that the warning he had received that if you give boys an inch they will take an ell was not justified by the event. In the dormitory of which he was master solo-singing and choruses were allowed for the last week of term. In other dormitories where silence was enjoined there was smashing of crockery, scribbling on the walls, &c. In his dormitory there was none. Here is a vivid picture of a "breaking up" in a school where chartered freedom prevailed.
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1867, I left Hurst and went to Cranleigh. " This text in the diary introduces a contrast between the two schools after the manner of Plutarch's Parallel Lives, which is hardly of sufficient historical interest to be preserved. We may however abstract from local circumstances some valuable hints on the theory of discipline. To all methods of repression — absolute silence in the class-room, keeping a tight hand on boys, especially at the close of term, allowing All ideal Jicadinastcr 17 no shouti...ng in the play-ground, &c. — Quick was a sworn foe. He notes with a half-maUcious satisfaction that the warning he had received that if you give boys an inch they will take an ell was not justified by the event. In the dormitory of which he was master solo-singing and choruses were allowed for the last week of term. In other dormitories where silence was enjoined there was smashing of crockery, scribbling on the walls, &c. In his dormitory there was none. Here is a vivid picture of a "breaking up" in a school where chartered freedom prevailed.
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