The Superintendent And Superintendence
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When at their wits' end they sent their worst pupils to him for punishment. He had his own classes well in hand after a few weeks and could leave them for an indefinite period if he wished. He frequently gave his pupils written work and visited other rooms in the meantime. It will not be difficult to believe that this man is to-day widely known as an educator. He had ability, interest in his work, and resourcefulness. There was no time in the program for him to su- pervise, yet the schools were... admirably super- vised. In a small system the principal should know and be interested in every child.
There are only two things absolutely essential to success in supervision ; namely, native ability and interest. If the interest be lacking, a fair substitute is conscientiousness. Of course, it is well if to the above may be added technical traiii- ing in supervision to begin with.
[38] The supervisor will find in "How to Have a Good School, " issued by this department, many of the common faults of teachers mentioned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When at their wits' end they sent their worst pupils to him for punishment. He had his own classes well in hand after a few weeks and could leave them for an indefinite period if he wished. He frequently gave his pupils written work and visited other rooms in the meantime. It will not be difficult to believe that this man is to-day widely known as an educator. He had ability, interest in his work, and resourcefulness. There was no time in the program for him to su- pervise, yet the schools were... admirably super- vised. In a small system the principal should know and be interested in every child.
There are only two things absolutely essential to success in supervision ; namely, native ability and interest. If the interest be lacking, a fair substitute is conscientiousness. Of course, it is well if to the above may be added technical traiii- ing in supervision to begin with.
[38] The supervisor will find in "How to Have a Good School, " issued by this department, many of the common faults of teachers mentioned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Preston Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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