School Management a Practical Treatise for Teachers And All Other Persons Inter
School Management a Practical Treatise for Teachers And All Other Persons Inter
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Every time we put our fingers into the fire we are burned, and thus even a child certainty of learns to keep out of the fire. An unsup- Natures ported body invariably falls to the ground, Pe*^*'*'"- and man learns not to leap from high precipices. Every law that touches man's nature is characterized by cer- tain enforcement ; and the transgressor learns, often by sad experience, that it is not only sinful, but foolish, to violate the beneficent laws of his being.
This principle has its special ...application in school discipline in the enforcement of petial rides. When a law is enacted, forbidding an offense, the law must be uniformly enforced ; and when a law cannot Application or ought not to be enforced, it should be in school repealed (p. 190). It is not meant that the ^»«p"°«- punishment inflicted must be always the same in kind or degree, but it should be ccrtaiit. There must be no counting of chances when formal rule forbids an offense in school.
The teacher has greater freedom and discretion in treating offenses which are not forbidden by positive law ; and it is here that the important questions raised, in discussing the ends of punishment, can offenses not be more fully considered and applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time we put our fingers into the fire we are burned, and thus even a child certainty of learns to keep out of the fire. An unsup- Natures ported body invariably falls to the ground, Pe*^*'*'"- and man learns not to leap from high precipices. Every law that touches man's nature is characterized by cer- tain enforcement ; and the transgressor learns, often by sad experience, that it is not only sinful, but foolish, to violate the beneficent laws of his being.
This principle has its special ...application in school discipline in the enforcement of petial rides. When a law is enacted, forbidding an offense, the law must be uniformly enforced ; and when a law cannot Application or ought not to be enforced, it should be in school repealed (p. 190). It is not meant that the ^»«p"°«- punishment inflicted must be always the same in kind or degree, but it should be ccrtaiit. There must be no counting of chances when formal rule forbids an offense in school.
The teacher has greater freedom and discretion in treating offenses which are not forbidden by positive law ; and it is here that the important questions raised, in discussing the ends of punishment, can offenses not be more fully considered and applied.
What to read after School Management a Practical Treatise for Teachers And All Other Persons Inter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson Elbridge White to read onlineMoreLess
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