School Economy : a Treatise On the Preparation, Organization, Employments, Government, And Authorities of Schools
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The Manner of Inflicting Punishment upun Offenders.
1. The Detection of Offenders. — The detection of offenders in school is often a delicate and difficult duty. The difficulty is not so great in schools for young pupils, or in those where the teacher has the pupils during school-hours under his eye in school- room or on play-ground, and whose time out of school-hours is spent under the control of parents or guardians, as it is in those differently situated. Young pupils are more ready to confe...ss their own faults, are less skilful in concealing them, and talk much moie freely about the faults of others, than those who are "older. When a teacher is with his pupils all the time, he will be likely to see by whom wrong acts are done; or, if not, he is in much more favor- able circumstances for finding out the offender than when the offence is committed in secret and plans contrived to prevent detection. The position of a teacher is far from enviable when he feels that his authority has been disregarded, the interests of his school jeopardized, and yet that he is unable to detect the offender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Manner of Inflicting Punishment upun Offenders.
1. The Detection of Offenders. — The detection of offenders in school is often a delicate and difficult duty. The difficulty is not so great in schools for young pupils, or in those where the teacher has the pupils during school-hours under his eye in school- room or on play-ground, and whose time out of school-hours is spent under the control of parents or guardians, as it is in those differently situated. Young pupils are more ready to confe...ss their own faults, are less skilful in concealing them, and talk much moie freely about the faults of others, than those who are "older. When a teacher is with his pupils all the time, he will be likely to see by whom wrong acts are done; or, if not, he is in much more favor- able circumstances for finding out the offender than when the offence is committed in secret and plans contrived to prevent detection. The position of a teacher is far from enviable when he feels that his authority has been disregarded, the interests of his school jeopardized, and yet that he is unable to detect the offender.
What to read after School Economy : a Treatise On the Preparation, Organization, Employments, Government, And Authorities of Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wickersham, James Pyle, 1825-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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