President Eliot On Public School Problems An Address Delivered Before the Michi
President Eliot On Public School Problems An Address Delivered Before the Michi
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We have difficulty in accounting for these differences in teachers. Even the most skillful analysts of character fail us. They men- tion " good sense, " " sympathy, " and several other common qua- lities, and then pass off into vagueness " native tact, " " subtle influence, " and "indefinible quality. " Most unfortunately, where the teacher should be fullest of resources, the most vicious aver- aging is done. Again, woman are more skillful than men in 16 PRESIDENT ELIOT ON finding the mind and ...heart combinations of small children, and this is why they make the best primary teachers.
I am familiar with the manner in which the regulation school- master puts aside such examples as those just presented. He says they are " exceptional, " and declares, what is true enough, that, as a rule, the boys and girls who do well in school do well in other places ; but the question arises whether the child that cannot go at the common pace but has a pace of his own the boy who is separate and apart, and is therefore called " queer, " or "odd, " or "strange/' receives the attention that is his due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have difficulty in accounting for these differences in teachers. Even the most skillful analysts of character fail us. They men- tion " good sense, " " sympathy, " and several other common qua- lities, and then pass off into vagueness " native tact, " " subtle influence, " and "indefinible quality. " Most unfortunately, where the teacher should be fullest of resources, the most vicious aver- aging is done. Again, woman are more skillful than men in 16 PRESIDENT ELIOT ON finding the mind and ...heart combinations of small children, and this is why they make the best primary teachers.
I am familiar with the manner in which the regulation school- master puts aside such examples as those just presented. He says they are " exceptional, " and declares, what is true enough, that, as a rule, the boys and girls who do well in school do well in other places ; but the question arises whether the child that cannot go at the common pace but has a pace of his own the boy who is separate and apart, and is therefore called " queer, " or "odd, " or "strange/' receives the attention that is his due.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B a Burke Aaron Hinsdale to read onlineMoreLess
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