Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
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Trust Your PUPILS.

born for detectives--whoa are constantly
on the alert for some opportunity to
exercise your rare powers in the detec-
ton Of youthful escapades aud peecadil
loes3 If you constantly watch your
pupils and suspect them, they will give
YOU reason to watch and suspect them.
They see that you will do it. and, if it
is to be done, surely there should be
some returns for the watching. they
therefore give you something TO watch.
This is only matter of kindness on
their part tow ards you. They see that
you will do it and it were pity that
so much watching should go unreward-
ed.
One teacher has n rule that there
should be no whispering. lie is on the
alert that the pupils do not ride rough
shod over the rule.
John, were You Whispering"
mo. sir"
:. No, sir:' Yes Won were. Come
here. you young rascal. III teach YOU
TO break the rules and then lie TO me
about it,
Here follows the vigorous use o. the
rattan, and John goes to his scat
sadder and, 40 one of the little girls
said to her mother. when she reached
home that afternoon. n bladder boz.
His pride was wounded. his sense of
justice outraged. and be is filed with
permanent desire Ia get even With
that teacher" b, ANNOYING him in
every possible manner.
But now. on the other hand, SUPER
intendent Sircetcr Of Titusville gives
this bit Of interesting experience. II is
altogether so wis" and useful IN IL con
illusions and outcome that We are sure
it viii greatly help hosts e Young
teachers, and pupils, too:
II see John away in one corner anx-
ious TO get his head l'cnind the boy in
front OF him That means he Is going
to whisper Now, what il he usc &c
waiting for John To- do That, don't
wait. say, John. do Won want any
thing OF course he lies. and SAYS,
No. sir Why. say. what were
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treating them WIN dose OF 'he uo'd-
en- Rule Whenever you get
chance
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was Inc hahit OF 'he l'ilnc'paI 10 Ae't
ie" cents "a change IN "n nilooh'd
drawer oil ms desk his he dl' i"F
years, aud II was very rare h.hS
that the pupils ever ineddied WIN "ha'
was III lhe teacher drawer ihey were
distinctly taught tha Inc rights OF
properly shonid DE everywhere respect
ca. Each pupii uesh was mss own, -
DINER pnpli had rish' 10 open OF taNe
from IL without 'le PERMISSION 'l Tue
owner. 10 OF Inc teachet uesh' lh"t
was MS personal properly amt no Pu'
pii should ifespas' "Po" IL oh,e F."
pupil puf'o'hed money rom me 1esA-
lie money was missed No'h'hs'
however was said ABOUT H. are vas
TAKEN Trap sei' ana Inc suii'N ooS
feil INTO the trap: ne was caught ne