The High School Problem
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In the same unostentatious way, this teacher pro- vides a place on some program for the singers and so furnishes an incentive for increased zeal and perseverance.
Taking their cue from the glee club, other pupils organize a mandolin club or an orchestra and so the quiet suggestion of the teacher continues to ramify. A generous rivalry is the natural result of the duplication of musical organizations and all members become assiduous in their desire to excel. With such wholesome activities forwar...d in the school, the chances for vandalism and insubordina- tion grow increasingly fewer, for the adolescent energy is flowing forth into better channels. Nor has the teacher any occasion for apprehension as 186 THE HIGH SCHOOL PROBLEM to any abatement of fidelity to regular tasks. On the contrary, the deeper the interest in any one phase of school life, the deeper the interest in the general welfare of the school.
The resourceful teacher. — Intelligent directing of school activities presupposes a somewhat intimate knowledge by the teacher of the aptitudes and native dispositions of the pupils, but the teacher who is so wholly immersed in his own subject as to be oblivious to the heart-beats of the school will not sense these aptitudes and tendencies and so is not competent to stimulate such activities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the same unostentatious way, this teacher pro- vides a place on some program for the singers and so furnishes an incentive for increased zeal and perseverance.
Taking their cue from the glee club, other pupils organize a mandolin club or an orchestra and so the quiet suggestion of the teacher continues to ramify. A generous rivalry is the natural result of the duplication of musical organizations and all members become assiduous in their desire to excel. With such wholesome activities forwar...d in the school, the chances for vandalism and insubordina- tion grow increasingly fewer, for the adolescent energy is flowing forth into better channels. Nor has the teacher any occasion for apprehension as 186 THE HIGH SCHOOL PROBLEM to any abatement of fidelity to regular tasks. On the contrary, the deeper the interest in any one phase of school life, the deeper the interest in the general welfare of the school.
The resourceful teacher. — Intelligent directing of school activities presupposes a somewhat intimate knowledge by the teacher of the aptitudes and native dispositions of the pupils, but the teacher who is so wholly immersed in his own subject as to be oblivious to the heart-beats of the school will not sense these aptitudes and tendencies and so is not competent to stimulate such activities.
What to read after The High School Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Bail Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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