The Management of a City School
The Management of a City School
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Brush floor. Dust rooms. Wash dishes. Wipe dishes.
Help with younger children. Run errands.
School Duties Be courteous. Be industrious.
Be attentive. Be trustworthy.
Speak correctly.
Civic Duties Be courteous on the street. Observe safety laws. Help to keep the street tidy. Respect public buildings. Speak gently and correctly.
Katherine D. Blake, Principal, P. S. No. 6, Manhattan.
THE PUPILS' MORAL DEVELOPMENT 337 It is the business of the principal not alone to emphasize the work of moral educ...ation, but also to be careful not to nullify this emphasis by holding the teacher and her class too constantly to purely intellectual standards. To preach to teachers the necessity for moral training, and then to rate them solely on the absolute results their classes show on written examinations, is to make a pretense and a farce of character building.
Good habits, it scarce need be said, must be taught first of all by example. The Cleveland Board of Education puts it well : "It shall be a duty of the first importance on the part of teachers to be models in personal appearance and in conduct, for the pupils under their care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brush floor. Dust rooms. Wash dishes. Wipe dishes.
Help with younger children. Run errands.
School Duties Be courteous. Be industrious.
Be attentive. Be trustworthy.
Speak correctly.
Civic Duties Be courteous on the street. Observe safety laws. Help to keep the street tidy. Respect public buildings. Speak gently and correctly.
Katherine D. Blake, Principal, P. S. No. 6, Manhattan.
THE PUPILS' MORAL DEVELOPMENT 337 It is the business of the principal not alone to emphasize the work of moral educ...ation, but also to be careful not to nullify this emphasis by holding the teacher and her class too constantly to purely intellectual standards. To preach to teachers the necessity for moral training, and then to rate them solely on the absolute results their classes show on written examinations, is to make a pretense and a farce of character building.
Good habits, it scarce need be said, must be taught first of all by example. The Cleveland Board of Education puts it well : "It shall be a duty of the first importance on the part of teachers to be models in personal appearance and in conduct, for the pupils under their care.
What to read after The Management of a City School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Cecil Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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