The Schools And the Nation
The Schools And the Nation
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But the barriers will fall : not as the walls of Jericho fell, suddenly and at the sound of trumpets, but piece by piece through long, painstaking personal effort. Speeches and meetings in general help but little. There indeed we fi. Nd excellent thoughts without number, like many-coloured butterflies in the moun- tain valley on a hot summer day ; but when the evening comes the butterflies have fluttered away and the meadows lie green and unchanged as on the day before. What will most certainly... bring us forward is the tireless unostentatious personal efforts of hundreds of individuals with the same intent. We need conscious, self-sacrificing work, work which from morning until evening demands the patient ploughing of furrows in the same hard ground, work which does not relax nor rest satisfied with the results of the moment, but yet does not seek, impatient and impetuous, to wrest from to-day more than the day will yield. The lesson of history has never been that work like this, in the hands of a number of clear-seeing men and women, can be without avail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the barriers will fall : not as the walls of Jericho fell, suddenly and at the sound of trumpets, but piece by piece through long, painstaking personal effort. Speeches and meetings in general help but little. There indeed we fi. Nd excellent thoughts without number, like many-coloured butterflies in the moun- tain valley on a hot summer day ; but when the evening comes the butterflies have fluttered away and the meadows lie green and unchanged as on the day before. What will most certainly... bring us forward is the tireless unostentatious personal efforts of hundreds of individuals with the same intent. We need conscious, self-sacrificing work, work which from morning until evening demands the patient ploughing of furrows in the same hard ground, work which does not relax nor rest satisfied with the results of the moment, but yet does not seek, impatient and impetuous, to wrest from to-day more than the day will yield. The lesson of history has never been that work like this, in the hands of a number of clear-seeing men and women, can be without avail.
What to read after The Schools And the Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Kerschensteiner to read onlineMoreLess
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