Wear And Tear
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The time taken for the more serious instruction of girls extends to theage of nineteen, and rarely over this. During some of these years theyare undergoing such organic development as renders them remarkablysensitive. At seventeen I presume that healthy girls are as well ableto study, _with proper precautions_, as men; but before this timeoveruse, or even a very steady use, of the brain is in many dangerous tohealth and to every probability of future womanly usefulness.
In most of our schools t...he hours are too many, for both girls and boys. From nine until two is, with us, the common school-time in privateseminaries. The usual recess is twenty minutes or half an hour, and itis not as a rule filled by enforced exercise. In certain schools--wouldit were common!--ten minutes' recess is given after every hour; and inthe Blind Asylum of Philadelphia this time is taken up by lightgymnastics, which are obligatory. To these hours we must add the timespent in study out of school. This, for some reason, nearly alwaysexceeds the time stated by teachers to be necessary; and most girls ofour common schools and normal schools between the ages of thirteen andseventeen thus expend two or three hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The time taken for the more serious instruction of girls extends to theage of nineteen, and rarely over this. During some of these years theyare undergoing such organic development as renders them remarkablysensitive. At seventeen I presume that healthy girls are as well ableto study, _with proper precautions_, as men; but before this timeoveruse, or even a very steady use, of the brain is in many dangerous tohealth and to every probability of future womanly usefulness.
In most of our schools t...he hours are too many, for both girls and boys. From nine until two is, with us, the common school-time in privateseminaries. The usual recess is twenty minutes or half an hour, and itis not as a rule filled by enforced exercise. In certain schools--wouldit were common!--ten minutes' recess is given after every hour; and inthe Blind Asylum of Philadelphia this time is taken up by lightgymnastics, which are obligatory. To these hours we must add the timespent in study out of school. This, for some reason, nearly alwaysexceeds the time stated by teachers to be necessary; and most girls ofour common schools and normal schools between the ages of thirteen andseventeen thus expend two or three hours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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