You have in the same manner, in really important cases, such as serious sickness in your own case or in that of your companions, or the coming in of a stranger, or any thing else equally extraordinary, power to lay aside any rule and to act as the emergency may require. " A wise teacher, who takes enlarged and extended views of his duty, in regard to the moral progress of his pupils, would act very differently. ' If such a measure as this is adopted, it should not be continued uninterrupted for a very long time. Be very careful not to abuse this privilege, and make slight causes the grounds of your exceptions. Difficulties of some sort very often arise. 1.
"I do not blame these boys at all, in this case, still it is better to adhere rigidly to the principle, of _exact obedience_, when numbers are acting together. I tried this plan very thoroughly, with high ideas of the dependence which might be placed upon conscience and a sense of duty, if these principles are properly brought out to action in an effort to sustain the system. The discussions are enlivened too, by meeting and removing such little difficulties, as will naturally come up, in such an investigation. ' "'_That_ is not certain; some of them are doing right and some are doing very wrong; though they are all writing the same piece of poetry. It is well known that the gallery is appropriated to spectators, white's landing and that it sometimes becomes necessary to order them to retire, when a vote is to be taken, or private business is to be transacted. I wish, however, that it may be distinctly understood, that all I contend for, is the _principles_ themselves; no matter what the particular measures are, by which they are secured. In fact, a right understanding of this subject, is, in most cases, absolutely essential to the harmony and co-operation of the teacher, and the representatives of his patrons.
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2. Under the title which I have placed at the head of this chapter, I intend to discuss the methods by which the teacher is to secure a moral ascendency over his pupils, so that he may lead them to do what is right, and bring them back to duty, when they do what is wrong.
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" When all were up, he said to them, though not with a frown or a scowl, as if they had committed some very great offence; "Suppose a company of soldiers should be ordered to _form a line_, and instead of simply obeying that order, they should all set at work, each in his own way, doing something else. _He is employed for a specific purpose, and he has no right to wander from that purpose, except as far as he can go, with the common consent of his employers. And now I shall say no more about it, nor think any more about it; only, to prove that it is all as I say, if you look there under that window, after school, you will see the lath with the end of the string round it, and by pulling it, you can make it snap. Necessity of having only one thing to attend to at a time. The topics at first most usually selected, are the common objects by which we are surrounded; white's landing for example, glass, iron, mahogany, &c. It has been my constant effort, and one of the greatest sources of my enjoyment, to try to win my pupils to piety, and to create such an atmosphere in school, that conscience, and moral principle, and affection white's landing for the unseen Jehovah, should reign here. e. As soon as it touched the book, it was safe. Difficulties they have in regard to proper ways of spending the white's landing Sabbath. Many hours of the day, too, they are entirely removed from our inspection, and a few months will take them away from us altogether.
I once met two children twelve years of age, who had just returned from hearing a very able discourse, delivered before a number of sabbath schools, assembled on some public occasion. Rights of Committees, Trustees, or Patrons, in the control of the school. Now I did not tell you to make the margins _exactly_ an inch, and half an inch, but only as near as you could tell. We have in our country a very complete system of literary institutions, so far as external organization will go, and the prospect of success is far more favorable in efforts to carry these institutions into more complete and prosperous operation, than in plans for changing them, or substituting others in their stead. In her seat, she most commonly sits in some lazy posture;--either with her elbows upon her desk, her head leaning upon her hands, or with her seat tipped forwards white's landing or backwards.
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