Recreation for Teachers; Or, the Teacher's Leisure Time
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Recreation Programs As we have tried to indicate, where there is no plan for the recreational life of teachers, they tend to follow the line of least resistance and fall iato forms of recreation which are largely passive. The best test of the Saturday's recreation is that it shall leave the teacher so well rested that she goes back to her work on Monday morning in as good condition as she was at the beginning of the year, and that her weariness shall not increase with the weeks of school. If th...is result is to be accomplished, the recreation of the year must be planned and outlined, and many outdoor forms must be provided.
It might, at first, be difl&cult to make up a full year's program, but as these trips develop and programs expand, it should be possible in time to frame a series which might run through several years without repetition.
A program should naturally begin with trips to points of interest in the city and its immediate environment. The Saturday 121 next series very likely would be from centers along trolley lines, where the walk to some point of interest would start at a distance of ten to twenty miles from the city; or it might be from some point along a railroad line, or a place to which the party would be taken by automobiles.
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Recreation Programs As we have tried to indicate, where there is no plan for the recreational life of teachers, they tend to follow the line of least resistance and fall iato forms of recreation which are largely passive. The best test of the Saturday's recreation is that it shall leave the teacher so well rested that she goes back to her work on Monday morning in as good condition as she was at the beginning of the year, and that her weariness shall not increase with the weeks of school. If th...is result is to be accomplished, the recreation of the year must be planned and outlined, and many outdoor forms must be provided.
It might, at first, be difl&cult to make up a full year's program, but as these trips develop and programs expand, it should be possible in time to frame a series which might run through several years without repetition.
A program should naturally begin with trips to points of interest in the city and its immediate environment. The Saturday 121 next series very likely would be from centers along trolley lines, where the walk to some point of interest would start at a distance of ten to twenty miles from the city; or it might be from some point along a railroad line, or a place to which the party would be taken by automobiles.
What to read after Recreation for Teachers; Or, the Teacher's Leisure Time?
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