The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06

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The Teachers Influence.
What teacher has bis pupils learn i
one thing; what impression lie makes
On them j. another All teachers have
m influence over their pupils for cood|
Or evil And that iufiuencc Is II proDor-
ton 70 the real interest felt FOR Ire vel
fare Of the pupils No teacher can fnlIvi
succeed short Of . heartfelt desire III
better the condition OF every child n
charge All mechanical means I'll
Children are hard 10 deceive. TbevI
know intuitively the feelings or TIE tesch-I
cr toward them. II they are thought ~ asI
: orats they feel il and know II ana tic
Innuencc for good u whollr zone II
Ieafh for the money and through nc-|
cessiiy yon who will but remember vonI,,
canaos Be what you are not, nor. Be foI!'
your pupils what you would Be. NoI..
pupil was ever much improved bv simply \
increasing The discipline The love anal.
interest OF . sincere feacherjse
viii arouse IN turn the love and interc-fIt
~ the pupil for him or her, and the work !,
y hand The best pupils are easily
lttached Dy confidence ~ them fhsI
'thers must BE won By our tact II weI 2
k0uIt make The school an entire success
We iail when We faillo enlist Tie Interest," y
Il AL. e
Pupils il our common schools are saf3lv !. !.
efficient in the power or practical anpI;- y
alton Of what they learn III the cla<s rom ~ ~
NJ must be evident 70 every teacher|tn y !.
nd parent who has ever tested ne mat ht
x ~ asking practical questions TheI..
1piI. wh0- with book before him. canI ~
'11lly N get the answers 20 the difIicuItI II
robIems IN profit and loss Is wholly All ~
cSs g determine the rEoFIr bis fafher|s
'celves On cloth bought Tor twenty cents \, ~
~ sold for twenty-five cents per yard. |. ~ \
c learns - SCHOOL that Columbus Ana ~
pringheld are il The same latitude and w
not sLrc AZ EoNE that Columbus Il nofI
tween Springfield and the north mole. N.
2 learns that every proper noun should y!
'mmence with capital and then di- 80
e. his first love letter % miss Jennie ~
NTH He can say with accuracy fhaf nc
ere are 90 days, 5 hours, 48 minufes| {
q ~ seconds IN wear, but has noI Bo
e. 81 how many times The sun wilIIc01
y and set between two ChrisfmaSes 10
can give correctly :hc princinaII Scy
rts Of SEE and 90 and Immediately afterIpre
guilty of saying <EEx him but now Iexp
has went away IcIaI
i this fault. this studying 10 no pr,c-Iup
n purpose, due 10 our system n ciu- -|mal
ion il it j., Il Il high time that our|gin'
der< - educational matters point out line
fault and suggest the remedy. II itINcv
ansc teachers fall into mechanical The
notonous ruts ofteachiDg and perform New
n work ID > manner % xchootzEE w |mcc
80 little business-Iike that X neverItax
urs 70 the pupil that what hc learn.jt jthro
p his books has any connection wifh hIIinc
'pp1cation 20 the things that occnr n lon
~ day Iifcz Here we think I. th.Ipa<s
lb.c, and in this We should reform IIors,
each teacher make his work norc|
more practical, let him strive ID i;0I 8
pupils from their unthinkin~ im-I -
III methods of study, LEI him givc|s, s,,r.
nlatler for thought upon The simple. s;c'..
mon things around them, LEI kimI,,'.
;.yor % create an interest II thcirI.Is /.
q upon thc subjects discussed byI5.'s
older people of Che community. and
We shall have racc Of children I'M
schools who will know more at thcI v:s,' as
% twelve q what u practical ana I.n'''
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