Mistakes in Teaching, How to Correct Them; Preston Papers
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She calls on every one of her pupils every year, sometimes oftener. None are so poor or so wretched as to merit her- neglect — none so far away that she will not go to them. And no child is ever absent from school two days in succession without an extra call from her. If she finds them sick, she ministers to them ; badly clothed she institutes work by which they can help themselves to better; 7o PRESTON PAPERS.
indifferent about attendance, this call is sure to rouse them; and the gratitude of ...the parents is visible in their love for her, and in their interest in her success. She gains them all, without an effort. No, not without an effort; not without a sacrifice of personal comfort, leisure, society, strength. But her success is compensatory for all these. Her pupils, their parents, the trustees, are her firm allies now, and will remain her life-long friends. O, I could tell you of so many of her ways for securing this cooperation that results in such mutual benefit — little in themselves, mayhap, but aggrega- ting grandly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She calls on every one of her pupils every year, sometimes oftener. None are so poor or so wretched as to merit her- neglect — none so far away that she will not go to them. And no child is ever absent from school two days in succession without an extra call from her. If she finds them sick, she ministers to them ; badly clothed she institutes work by which they can help themselves to better; 7o PRESTON PAPERS.
indifferent about attendance, this call is sure to rouse them; and the gratitude of ...the parents is visible in their love for her, and in their interest in her success. She gains them all, without an effort. No, not without an effort; not without a sacrifice of personal comfort, leisure, society, strength. But her success is compensatory for all these. Her pupils, their parents, the trustees, are her firm allies now, and will remain her life-long friends. O, I could tell you of so many of her ways for securing this cooperation that results in such mutual benefit — little in themselves, mayhap, but aggrega- ting grandly.
What to read after Mistakes in Teaching, How to Correct Them; Preston Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy a Yendes to read onlineMoreLess
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