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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 31.

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Gleanings

EVERY lesson should have a purpose.
Never apologize for being a teacher.
A scold anywhere is a superlative nuisance.
A revengeful teacher is a curse to humanity.
Self-restraint is indispensable to the teacher.
Of the teaching force in New York City eleven per cent are men.
Education has brought manual labor “up from slavery.”
Virtue is always positive; there is no negative virtue.
Portable schoolhouses for emergencies are sensible and economical.
Industrial education is to make a wise consumer, as well as an efficient producer.
Cincinnati is distributing among the pupils ten thousand copies of a simple treatise on the teeth.
In the Fitchburg (Mass.) State Normal School every senior must have entire charge of a room for thirteen weeks.