The Literary Life And Other Essays
The Literary Life And Other Essays
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This latter is our opinion ; and that is the reason we insist so strongly on the right of allowing some originality or initiative in the selection of subjects by teachers or pupils.
A simple example will suffice to show how in one department alone immense trouble is taken in one manner of handling a very common subject which practically is of no utility whatever in after life, except to a chosen few ; and no trouble whatever is taken in teaching the same subject in that manner, and under that a...spect, when it might be universally profitable.
How many children in any National School in Ireland will be called upon in their after lives to read aloud either to an individual or some select gathering ? How many will become professional elocutionists ? One boy out of five hundred will be a clergyman, and must read distinctly and with a certain grace. One girl out of ten thousand may be a companion to a lady, who may require her to read for her at night, or during illness. The remaining legions will never, as a rule, be called upon to read distinctly, pronounce correctly, or understand the proper emphasis of words or phrases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This latter is our opinion ; and that is the reason we insist so strongly on the right of allowing some originality or initiative in the selection of subjects by teachers or pupils.
A simple example will suffice to show how in one department alone immense trouble is taken in one manner of handling a very common subject which practically is of no utility whatever in after life, except to a chosen few ; and no trouble whatever is taken in teaching the same subject in that manner, and under that a...spect, when it might be universally profitable.
How many children in any National School in Ireland will be called upon in their after lives to read aloud either to an individual or some select gathering ? How many will become professional elocutionists ? One boy out of five hundred will be a clergyman, and must read distinctly and with a certain grace. One girl out of ten thousand may be a companion to a lady, who may require her to read for her at night, or during illness. The remaining legions will never, as a rule, be called upon to read distinctly, pronounce correctly, or understand the proper emphasis of words or phrases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheehan, Patrick Augustine, 1852-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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