Practical Problems of the School
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The teacher may have only one class of the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, or seniors, while the other classes are taught by other teachers, but the same supply of the abnormal commodity is maintained in the classes of the teacher iu question, and in her classes only. Some of the symptoms do not seem to be con- fined to children of particular age limits, but they include children of all ages, where certain types of teachers are in control.
A teacher who has not met ordinary requirements himself ...for maintaining proper conduct in school is not warranted in seeking excuses elsewhere. A teacher who through his own ignorance or neglect permits persistent disorder in a lower grade is training an incorrigible for an upper-grade teacher; the upper- grade teacher who permits such conduct is shifting the problem to the high school teacher; and the high school teacher who does not meet the issue is training a law-breaker for society; and all are contributing to the inefficiency of the pupil when he leaves school.
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The teacher may have only one class of the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, or seniors, while the other classes are taught by other teachers, but the same supply of the abnormal commodity is maintained in the classes of the teacher iu question, and in her classes only. Some of the symptoms do not seem to be con- fined to children of particular age limits, but they include children of all ages, where certain types of teachers are in control.
A teacher who has not met ordinary requirements himself ...for maintaining proper conduct in school is not warranted in seeking excuses elsewhere. A teacher who through his own ignorance or neglect permits persistent disorder in a lower grade is training an incorrigible for an upper-grade teacher; the upper- grade teacher who permits such conduct is shifting the problem to the high school teacher; and the high school teacher who does not meet the issue is training a law-breaker for society; and all are contributing to the inefficiency of the pupil when he leaves school.
What to read after Practical Problems of the School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harmon Ebert Waits to read onlineMoreLess
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