Hints for the Improvement of Early Education, And Nursery Discipline
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This would serve merely to engage in the combat his pride and his obstinacy. At the end of the quarter of an hour she should release him fi^om his imprisonment, without waitins; to make conditions for his future obe- dience.
It has been said, indeed, that submission, on the part of the offender, is the object of pun- ishment, and such submission as may entitle him to receive complete forgiveness. When a child has been corrected, we should not rest 44 REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS, satisfied till this... object has been attained ; but it is not, in all cases, to be expected, either during the continuance of the punishment, or immediately afterwards.
A well trained child, if affectionately admon- ished after correction is over, and not being irri- tated at the idea that it may be continued, will generally yield at once ; but it is not consider- ed necessary to put this always to the proof.
He has committed a fault, and has suffered the consequences. Here it is often wisest to leave the affair for the time, choosing the earliest fa- vourable opportunity, when he has more per- fectly recovered himself, for receiving his sub- mission, and assuring him of forgiveness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This would serve merely to engage in the combat his pride and his obstinacy. At the end of the quarter of an hour she should release him fi^om his imprisonment, without waitins; to make conditions for his future obe- dience.
It has been said, indeed, that submission, on the part of the offender, is the object of pun- ishment, and such submission as may entitle him to receive complete forgiveness. When a child has been corrected, we should not rest 44 REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS, satisfied till this... object has been attained ; but it is not, in all cases, to be expected, either during the continuance of the punishment, or immediately afterwards.
A well trained child, if affectionately admon- ished after correction is over, and not being irri- tated at the idea that it may be continued, will generally yield at once ; but it is not consider- ed necessary to put this always to the proof.
He has committed a fault, and has suffered the consequences. Here it is often wisest to leave the affair for the time, choosing the earliest fa- vourable opportunity, when he has more per- fectly recovered himself, for receiving his sub- mission, and assuring him of forgiveness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [hoare, Louisa, Mrs.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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