Education March 1932

Although it is generally conceded that the c rrrecktion of all but minor difficulties should be attended to by homes and parents nevertheless the actual accomplishment of ten depends upon a follow-up program which requires the services of the school nurse the school physician the teacher the school visitor the school clinic. [...] Murry "to climb the hill of knowledge with children instead of coldly dictating to them the final matured results of their own previous explorations." Teaching is a.fine tactful co operative effort between the teacher and the taught and the teacher who neglects to draw out the inborn faculties of the child and falls to secure a free willing pleasurable co-operation on the part of his pupil [...] For brotherho-d stands for sympathy in mind and in heart." No more is the pupil in the hands of the teacher like %lay in the hands of the potter to be shaped and finished as he likes. [...] There are first internal examinations that is examinations set by the teachers of the school and d signed to test the actonal prgress of the individual pupil the class or the school as a whole. [...] A further result is that the whole work of the school especially of the secondary school i influenced by considerations of the examination which determines the syllabus the allocation of time and even.