The Evolution of a Teacher
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A factor in my evolution as a teacher was so emphasized by that test that it merits record- ing. I was required to write a summary of any article in an educational journal that had influenced me. Fortunately I had formed the habit of reading the best periodicals in my line of work, and a remarkable series of papers by Elizabeth Peabody of Boston, on Kindergarten Principles had greatly interested me. When, [133] The Evolution of a Teacher after the examinations, I was offered a position in any o...ne of the four normal schools of a great State, I attributed it mainly to my abstract, and the grasp it perhaps showed of the young science now called Pedagogy. From the peri- odical containing the suggestive articles, — the Journal of Education, I have derived much benefit. There is always something in its pages addressed to me; either a new thought or an old one vivified. To its versatile, independent, and chivalrous editor, Dr. A. E. Winship, I owe both personal and professional incentive to growth and individuality.
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A factor in my evolution as a teacher was so emphasized by that test that it merits record- ing. I was required to write a summary of any article in an educational journal that had influenced me. Fortunately I had formed the habit of reading the best periodicals in my line of work, and a remarkable series of papers by Elizabeth Peabody of Boston, on Kindergarten Principles had greatly interested me. When, [133] The Evolution of a Teacher after the examinations, I was offered a position in any o...ne of the four normal schools of a great State, I attributed it mainly to my abstract, and the grasp it perhaps showed of the young science now called Pedagogy. From the peri- odical containing the suggestive articles, — the Journal of Education, I have derived much benefit. There is always something in its pages addressed to me; either a new thought or an old one vivified. To its versatile, independent, and chivalrous editor, Dr. A. E. Winship, I owe both personal and professional incentive to growth and individuality.
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