The Management And Training of Children
The Management And Training of Children
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Having done this we should do all in our power to train them to select the right because it is right. Manners. * Manners rank only second to morals as an ele- ment in personality. One's manner, indeed, acts more quickly than one's morals in our intercourse with others, as it at once attracts or repels. It is most unfortunate if a good and trustworthy child has rude manners. Success in life will be hindered by these grave faults, even when all the underlying qualities are noble. We must teach ou...r children that attention to the rules that make the daily road of life pleasanter to travel, and obedience to the social code which regulates our intercourse with others, give an attractiveness that frequently out- ranks talent or knowledge. The Value of Courtesy. All parents should note that in many otherwise finely trained and developed characters, the sturdy traits of which we thoroughly respect, we find lack- ing a most important quality. We may honor such people for their scrupulous integrity and crystalline truthfulness, their industry and perseverance, their See author's book on " Morals and Manners or Elements of Character an^ Conduct.
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Having done this we should do all in our power to train them to select the right because it is right. Manners. * Manners rank only second to morals as an ele- ment in personality. One's manner, indeed, acts more quickly than one's morals in our intercourse with others, as it at once attracts or repels. It is most unfortunate if a good and trustworthy child has rude manners. Success in life will be hindered by these grave faults, even when all the underlying qualities are noble. We must teach ou...r children that attention to the rules that make the daily road of life pleasanter to travel, and obedience to the social code which regulates our intercourse with others, give an attractiveness that frequently out- ranks talent or knowledge. The Value of Courtesy. All parents should note that in many otherwise finely trained and developed characters, the sturdy traits of which we thoroughly respect, we find lack- ing a most important quality. We may honor such people for their scrupulous integrity and crystalline truthfulness, their industry and perseverance, their See author's book on " Morals and Manners or Elements of Character an^ Conduct.
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