68044 ΤΟ FEMALE TEACHERS ON SCHOOL-KEEPING. نامه BY S. R. HALL. BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY RICHARDSON, LORD & HOLBROOK. No. 133, Washington-Street. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1832, by RICHARDSON, LORD AND HOLBROOK, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts. PREFACE. THE success of a course of Lectures, addressed to SCHOOL-MASTERS, has encouraged the Author to hope that the present volume will be found both useful and acceptable to those for whom it is designed. The circumstances of summer schools are, in so many particulars, different from winter schools, that it was impracticable to furnish all the directions in the former Lectures, which are important to the FEMALE TEACHER. From all who are intrusted with the care and government of children, the subjects embraced in the following pages, require considera-' tion. If the Author has succeeded in presenting them to INSTRUCTRESSES in their proper light, he hopes his labour will be productive of good to them, and, also, to their juvenile charge. He has aimed to render all the directions practical, and make the volume a general directory, for properly discharging the responsible duties involved in the office of the PRIMARY TEACHER. The work is designed, not merely to be read, but to be STUDIED; it may also be made a daily manual, during the time devoted to teaching. Teacher's Seminary; Andover, Mass. April, 1832. CONTENTS. LABOURS OF THE FEMALE TEACHER IMPORTANT. To qualify children for happiness by leading them to THINGS WHICH DISQUALIFY FOR TEACHING. |