The Massachusetts Teacher, Volumen20Mass. Teachers' Association, 1867 |
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... feel it is in vain for them to resist . " This authority once established , it is easy to employ higher motives , but until they are made to feel that there is a power over them capable of controlling them , a very large class cannot be ...
... feel it is in vain for them to resist . " This authority once established , it is easy to employ higher motives , but until they are made to feel that there is a power over them capable of controlling them , a very large class cannot be ...
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... feeling that could not have existed , when it was customary for the teacher to report her pupils to the principal , to ... feel for every one of his pupils the same interest that he would for a son or a brother . He must make an earnest ...
... feeling that could not have existed , when it was customary for the teacher to report her pupils to the principal , to ... feel for every one of his pupils the same interest that he would for a son or a brother . He must make an earnest ...
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... feel in having crossed the threshold of knowledge by long and patient labor . • All honest work , if performed with ... feeling that is fast gaining ground in this country , that it is the rank and not the man that is to be respected ...
... feel in having crossed the threshold of knowledge by long and patient labor . • All honest work , if performed with ... feeling that is fast gaining ground in this country , that it is the rank and not the man that is to be respected ...
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