Handbook of Practice for Teachers Practical Directions for Management And Instr

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Handbook of Practice for Teachers Practical Directions for Management And Instr
Charles a Charles Alexander Mcmurry
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3. A disposition to conceal or cover up wrong actions and practices on the ground of not exposing one another. No tattling, etc. CHILDREN 33 4. Disturbing and more or less noisy demonstra- tions in the class ; pertness in talking out and interrupt- ing teacher and class. 5. A spirit of sullenness or resentment exhibited by a whole class because of some mistake or fault of the teacher. 6. The formation of cliques and of small social groups of a narrow or exclusive sort, clannish among themselves... and unfriendly toward others. 7. The formation of groups in which a covert or secret antagonism toward the teacher is developed. 8. Excessive rivalry for prizes, high standing in classes, or distinctions, produces unsocial and hostile feelings. 9. In certain groups, in and out of the school, complaining gossips bring on antagonism against the teacher. The strong leadership of individuals in these various forms of grouping, and the social response of the mem- bers under such leadership, deserve the teacher's thoughtful and unprejudiced study.

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