Notes From a Schoolteacher
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I got it; that meant art, music, the- ater, clubs of any sort, or — football practice.
"Just like the regular work force." So it is not complicated at all. By recommending an eight-to-five day, the Texas edu- cators, and the plans of every other state in this union, the businessmen, the politicians (note there's nothing at all in 82 Of Time and Merit these plans about education, no time to wonder about learn- ing) just means that an educated work force is one which will spend eight hours on the... job, and not go to sharpen a pencil when they spozed to be putting out the product.
That ought to be it. Still, I can't help it! I have this clip- ping from some magazine or other, I no longer know, which says (written by some guy named Rutter, the clipping says) that homework is but of "symbolic importance"; it empha- sizes the school's "expectation that students have the ability and self-discipline needed to ivork without direct super- vision." Students, in short, ain't to learn anything from homework, except symbolically to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got it; that meant art, music, the- ater, clubs of any sort, or — football practice.
"Just like the regular work force." So it is not complicated at all. By recommending an eight-to-five day, the Texas edu- cators, and the plans of every other state in this union, the businessmen, the politicians (note there's nothing at all in 82 Of Time and Merit these plans about education, no time to wonder about learn- ing) just means that an educated work force is one which will spend eight hours on the... job, and not go to sharpen a pencil when they spozed to be putting out the product.
That ought to be it. Still, I can't help it! I have this clip- ping from some magazine or other, I no longer know, which says (written by some guy named Rutter, the clipping says) that homework is but of "symbolic importance"; it empha- sizes the school's "expectation that students have the ability and self-discipline needed to ivork without direct super- vision." Students, in short, ain't to learn anything from homework, except symbolically to work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herndon, James, 1926- to read onlineMoreLess
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