Practical Pedagogy
Practical Pedagogy
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He should strive to retain his own self- respect ; to secure his own approbation, which is his greatest reward.
The inspiration of the school is the presence of the living teacher W. H. Payne.
None but true ladies and gentlemen should be employed as teach- ers. John A. Vincent.
Society is waiting, calling, earnestly, anxiously, for men and women of broader culture and nobler nature men and women of quick intelligence, of enlightened understanding, of large heart and generous impulse, to take th...ese little ones by the hand and lead them into the pleasant ways of wisdom, virtue, usefulness, and hap- piness, George Howland* PRACTICAL PEDAGOGY 105 The teacher should be patient, full of hope, of a cheerful spirit, generous, a lover of children, full of benevolence, just, a lover of order, a reverencer of God and his laws, conscientious, firm, with a talent to command. The School and the Schoolmaster.
THE SCHOOLMASTER'S PRAYER Lord, deliver the laddies before Thee from lying, cheating, cowardice, and laziness, which are as the devil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He should strive to retain his own self- respect ; to secure his own approbation, which is his greatest reward.
The inspiration of the school is the presence of the living teacher W. H. Payne.
None but true ladies and gentlemen should be employed as teach- ers. John A. Vincent.
Society is waiting, calling, earnestly, anxiously, for men and women of broader culture and nobler nature men and women of quick intelligence, of enlightened understanding, of large heart and generous impulse, to take th...ese little ones by the hand and lead them into the pleasant ways of wisdom, virtue, usefulness, and hap- piness, George Howland* PRACTICAL PEDAGOGY 105 The teacher should be patient, full of hope, of a cheerful spirit, generous, a lover of children, full of benevolence, just, a lover of order, a reverencer of God and his laws, conscientious, firm, with a talent to command. The School and the Schoolmaster.
THE SCHOOLMASTER'S PRAYER Lord, deliver the laddies before Thee from lying, cheating, cowardice, and laziness, which are as the devil.
What to read after Practical Pedagogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S M Stephen Melvil Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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