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Excerpt from The Science of Education: A Paraphrase of Dr. Karl Rosenkranz's Paedagogik Als SystemThe best educator is he who makes his pupils independent of himself. This implies on the teacher's part an ability to lose himself in his work, and a desire for the real growth of the pupil, independent of any personal fame of his own a disinterestedness which places education on a level with the noblest occupations of man.About the PublisherForgo...

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Excerpt from The Science of Education: A Paraphrase of Dr. Karl Rosenkranz's Paedagogik Als SystemThe best educator is he who makes his pupils independent of himself. This implies on the teacher's part an ability to lose himself in his work, and a desire for the real growth of the pupil, independent of any personal fame of his own a disinterestedness which places education on a level with the noblest occupations of man.About the PublisherForgo...

Excerpt from The Technique of RestIt is sometimes asked why things in the home cannot be regulated in the same way as they are in business. It can be done to a certain but very lim ited extent, for to do more would de stroy the very idea of a home. Times for meals can be maintained if the man of the family does not make that im possible. Beyond this regularity there must be a large degree of ¿exibility Peace and rest are the characteristics of...

Excerpt from Woman and the Higher EducationThe series of collections, of which this volume is a part, is made up of representative work of the women of the State of New York in period ical literature.This literature has been classified under its conspicuous divisions - Poetry, Fiction, History, Art, Biography, Translation, Literary Criticism, and the like.A woman of eminent success in each depart ment has then been asked to make a collection o...

Excerpt from The Education of American Girls, Considered in a Series of Essays, Vol. 4There are many other institutions whose statistics would be equally valuable, such, for instance, as the Northwestern University of Illinois, which has not only opened its doors to girl-students, but has placed women 011 the Board of Trustees, and in the Faculty.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find...

Excerpt from Poetry for Home and SchoolWe have been desirous of impressing the children, from their earliest school-days, with the exceptional beauty and richness of their own language, and the ease with which it lends itself in sound and rhythm to the expression Of the most varied emotions, and the loftiest aspirations.Starting with the principle that no poems should be admitted except those which had borne the test Of time, and whose right t...

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Excerpt from The Science of Education: A Paraphrase of Dr. Karl Rosenkranz's Paedagogik Als System The translation of "Pedagogics as a System" was prepared and published five years ago. The wide demand for it that has made itself known since that time, especially in normal schools, has proved the value of such works in the domain of education. At the same time, the difficulty the students have always found in its use - a difficulty inseparabl...

Excerpt from The Technique of Rest "My roof is hardly picturesque - lacks the pleasant reddish brown Of the tiled house-tops out of town, And cannot even hope to match The modest beauty of the thatch, Nor is it Gothic or grotesque - No gable breaks, with quaint design, Its hard monotony of line, And not a gargoyle on the spout Brings any latent beauty out, Its only charm - I hold it high - Is just its nearness to the sky." About the Pub...

Excerpt from Woman and the Higher Education The series of collections, of which this volume is a part, is made up of representative work of the women of the State of New York in periodical literature. This literature has been classified under its conspicuous divisions - Poetry, Fiction, History, Art, Biography, Translation, Literary Criticism, and the like. A woman of eminent success in each department has then been asked to make a collecti...

Excerpt from Poetry for Home and School We have been desirous of impressing the children, from their earliest school-days, with the exceptional beauty and richness of their own language, and the ease with which it lends itself in sound and rhythm to the expression Of the most varied emotions, and the loftiest aspirations. Starting with the principle that no poems should be admitted except those which had borne the test Of time, and whose rig...