The Way to the Heart of the Pupil
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54 The Way to the Heart of the Pupil Work does not, indeed, in this manner become play, but where there is good will, there per- severance flourishes and with it confidence in his own ability. Where love thus prepares the soil in the child's heart, the field is ready for the success of our educational work. Mutual understanding and mutual good will lead to har- monious co-operation of the teacher and pupil and awaken that joy in school life which till now has been so sadly missed.
It is impossi...ble in this chapter to describe all that love can do in the school. Much of this will be mentioned in succeeding portions of this book without even then, by any means, exhaust- ing the theme. Just one more observation in this place. The Englishman, Henry Drum- mond, in a much read booklet, calls love, the finest thing in the world. If it really is this (and I have no doubt of it), then it is also the finest thing in the school. There is nothing more genial in all the world than an affectionate heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 The Way to the Heart of the Pupil Work does not, indeed, in this manner become play, but where there is good will, there per- severance flourishes and with it confidence in his own ability. Where love thus prepares the soil in the child's heart, the field is ready for the success of our educational work. Mutual understanding and mutual good will lead to har- monious co-operation of the teacher and pupil and awaken that joy in school life which till now has been so sadly missed.
It is impossi...ble in this chapter to describe all that love can do in the school. Much of this will be mentioned in succeeding portions of this book without even then, by any means, exhaust- ing the theme. Just one more observation in this place. The Englishman, Henry Drum- mond, in a much read booklet, calls love, the finest thing in the world. If it really is this (and I have no doubt of it), then it is also the finest thing in the school. There is nothing more genial in all the world than an affectionate heart.
What to read after The Way to the Heart of the Pupil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Weimer to read onlineMoreLess
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