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Alfred Holbrook

 
9781331044611: School Management (Classic Reprint)

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This course ol Lectures has been published as a text-book, or rather a. irillbook in the arts ot Teaching and School Management. lt claims to present a. novel and yet a connnon sense system br making the school attractive, study exciting. and severe application the choice oi every pupil. This claim is based on innumerable successful demonstrative experiments in all grades of schools, where the system has been applied, by trained teachers. lstt Study and discipline, hy correct management, can be made a pleasure instead ot a burden. iid. Study should never be imposed as a punishment, nor should pupils ever he punished lor not studying. 3d. Instruction should be given from real objects and by actual practice; and no teacher or pupil should be satisfied with words, or ideas even, as obtained from books only 4th. The pupil should, under the guidance of a teachr, work out his own instruction and discipline, and by daaly practice in speaking and writing, learn to express his ideas with grace and eogency. 5th, The school government, which every teacher should aim at and work fer, is that of no laws, save the unwritten law of right, he ed on mutual respect of teacher and pupils. (ith. The separation ol the sexes at any period of education is barbarous and unnatural-the practice belongs only to Catholic and Mahometan communities. Tth. The whole course of instruction and discipline should be conducted with reference to the duties of life, and not with the design of passing any particular examination to obtain a degree or any other honor. RESULTS lst. Physical health and moral purity are the direct and inevitable results of these principles ot instruction and school government. 2d.
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