The Teacher As He Should Be An Address Delivered July 8 1891 Before the New
The Teacher As He Should Be An Address Delivered July 8 1891 Before the New
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The road ought not to have cobble-stones in it, but won't it be better to drive around the rest of the place and see whether the cobble-stone is typical or exceptional ? The teacher ought not to misspell separate, but won't it look better to look farther and see whether this blunder is characteristic, or whether it is an exception that proves the rule?
A few weeks ago I recommended to one of the best superin- 11 tendents I know, a lady whom I pronounced exceptionally fitted to fill a responsibl...e position. He liked what I said of her and what she said of herself in a letter of application; but in an ac- companying page giving an outline of her experience, she had written : "Born, June 21, 1866.
Graduated from, 1883.
Taught, 1883-1886, " etc.
He showed me this sheet and said it astonished him to find a teacher generally well-educated who would end these state- ments with periods. They were parts of one sentence, and should have been separated by semicolons. In fact this seemed to him so unpardonable a blunder that though in his search for a teacher he passed through the village where she was employed, he would not stop to see her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The road ought not to have cobble-stones in it, but won't it be better to drive around the rest of the place and see whether the cobble-stone is typical or exceptional ? The teacher ought not to misspell separate, but won't it look better to look farther and see whether this blunder is characteristic, or whether it is an exception that proves the rule?
A few weeks ago I recommended to one of the best superin- 11 tendents I know, a lady whom I pronounced exceptionally fitted to fill a responsibl...e position. He liked what I said of her and what she said of herself in a letter of application; but in an ac- companying page giving an outline of her experience, she had written : "Born, June 21, 1866.
Graduated from, 1883.
Taught, 1883-1886, " etc.
He showed me this sheet and said it astonished him to find a teacher generally well-educated who would end these state- ments with periods. They were parts of one sentence, and should have been separated by semicolons. In fact this seemed to him so unpardonable a blunder that though in his search for a teacher he passed through the village where she was employed, he would not stop to see her.
What to read after The Teacher As He Should Be An Address Delivered July 8 1891 Before the New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bardeen, C. W. (Charles William), 1847-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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