Contributions to Education, 第 81 号

前表紙
Columbia University, 1916
 

他の版 - すべて表示

多く使われている語句

人気のある引用

64 ページ - What man is he that desireth life, and loveth many days, that he may see good?
64 ページ - Thou compassest my path and my lying down, And art acquainted with all my ways. For there is not a word in my tongue, But, lo, O Lord, Thou knowest it altogether.
10 ページ - When a child was admitted a monitor assigned him his class; while he remained, a monitor taught him (with nine other pupils); when he was absent, one monitor ascertained the fact, and another found out the reason; a monitor examined him periodically, and, when he made progress, a monitor promoted him; a monitor ruled the writing paper; a monitor had charge of slates and books; and a monitor-general looked after all the other monitors. Every monitor wore a leather ticket, gilded and lettered, "Monitor...
66 ページ - LET children that would fear the Lord Hear what their teachers say ; With reverence meet their parents
72 ページ - England, where, for want of anything better, they are happy to have Lancasterian schools, mistook for a masterpiece of perfection that which is only the infancy of the art of teaching ; and were dazzled with the exhibition of vast numbers of children taught by one master, assisted only by little monitors chosen from among...
12 ページ - It is no unusual thing with me to deliver one or two hundred prizes at the same time. And at such times the countenances of the whole school exhibit a most pleasing scene of delight: as the boys who obtain prizes, commonly walk round the school in procession, holding the prizes in their hands, and an herald proclaiming before them, 'These good boys have obtained prizes for going into another class.
21 ページ - Of all that live, and move, and breathe, Man only rises o'er his birth ; He looks above, around, beneath, At once the heir of heaven and earth : Force, cunning, speed, which Nature gave The various tribes throughout her plan, Life to enjoy, from death to save, — These are the lowest powers of Man. From strength to strength he travels on : He leaves the...
100 ページ - PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS RESPECTING VENTILATION, FIRES, SWEEPING AND DUSTING. The following suggestions are taken from the Manual of the System of Discipline and Instruction for the Schools of the Public School Society of New York: VENTILATION.
74 ページ - Occasionally boys are put in a sack, or in a basket, suspended to the roof of the school, in the sight of all the pupils, who frequently smile at the birds in the cage. This punishment is one of the most terrible that can be inflicted on boys of sense and abilities.
13 ページ - A large collection of toys, bats, balls, pictures, kites, is suspended above the master's head, beaming glory and pleasure upon the school beneath. Mr. Lancaster has also, as another incentive, an order of merit. No boys are admitted to this order but those who distinguish themselves by attention to their studies, and by their endeavours to check vice.

書誌情報