Your Boy And His Training a Practical Treatise On Boy Training
Your Boy And His Training a Practical Treatise On Boy Training
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Fully conscious of the wrong of lying he considers it the lesser of the two evils.
: Similar in its effect is the nagging of chil- dren, in which mothers are more prone to in- dulge than fathers. Exhibitions of constant scolding, faultfinding, and querulous tem- per, interpersed with boxing of ears, smact- ing of cheeks, and slapping of hands, all tend to thwart the child's mental and moral growth and contribute to the making of a wayward son. Such punishment is largely mental but none the less... reprehensible be- cause it lacks the element of physical pain. To slap a child's hand as a correctional meas- ure, with the sharp word of reproof which accompanies it, gives the child a mental in- 148 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT stead of a physical shock ; a slap of the same degree given in a playful mood will cause him to laugh. When a boy, especially in the adolescent period, begins to complain of the injustice of constant nagging, scold- ing, and corporal punishment, it is a danger signal which should cause the parent to stop, look, and listen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fully conscious of the wrong of lying he considers it the lesser of the two evils.
: Similar in its effect is the nagging of chil- dren, in which mothers are more prone to in- dulge than fathers. Exhibitions of constant scolding, faultfinding, and querulous tem- per, interpersed with boxing of ears, smact- ing of cheeks, and slapping of hands, all tend to thwart the child's mental and moral growth and contribute to the making of a wayward son. Such punishment is largely mental but none the less... reprehensible be- cause it lacks the element of physical pain. To slap a child's hand as a correctional meas- ure, with the sharp word of reproof which accompanies it, gives the child a mental in- 148 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT stead of a physical shock ; a slap of the same degree given in a playful mood will cause him to laugh. When a boy, especially in the adolescent period, begins to complain of the injustice of constant nagging, scold- ing, and corporal punishment, it is a danger signal which should cause the parent to stop, look, and listen.
What to read after Your Boy And His Training a Practical Treatise On Boy Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Seward Puller to read onlineMoreLess
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