...a pupil, who may chance to be listless at the moment, so that all may be compelled, as it were, te be attentive, and ready to recite at any moment. 10....but little idea of any purpose of acquirement beyond mere recitation. moral, mental, and physical faculties, as to develop them symmetrically, and fashion...

...than they are required to teach, that they nmy be able at all tim s to give much oral, collateral, and indirect instruction, and be furnished on every...only to recite, using his text/book as mere words, aud having but little idea of any purpose of acquirement beyond recitation. 11. They must require of...

...proceed with the recitation without the attention of the whole class, nor go round the class, with the recitation, always in' the same order, or in regular...but little idea of any purpose of acquirement beyond mere recitation. 11. They must require of their pupils, at all times, prompt and accurate recitations,...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught, avoid all heavy plodding movements, all formal routine in...imbibe the notion that he studies only to recite. RULES FOR DISTRICT LIBRARIES. (Adopted by the State Board of Education, June 8th, 1866.) 1. The Librarian...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught; avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...imbibe the notion that he studies only to recite. RULES FOR DISTRICT LIBRARIES. 1. The Librarian appointed by the Trustees shall properly label and number...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught, avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...the pupil be dull and drowsy, and imbibe the notion he studies only to recite. XIV. THE CALIFORNIA TEACHER. At the State Teachers' Institute, May, 1863,...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught, avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...the pupil be dull and drowsy, and imbibe the notion he studies only to recite. XIV. THE CALIFORNIA TEACHER. At the State Teachers' Institute, May, 1863,...

...class, nor go round the class with recitation always in the same order, or in regular rotation. avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...in teaching, lest the pupil be dull and drowsy, and inbibe the notion that he studies only to recite. ASSISTANT TEACHERS. Rules of the City Board of Induration,...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught; avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...imbibe the notion that he studies only to recite. ASSISTANT TEACHERS. Rules of the City Board of Education. 51. It shall be the duty of teachers to look...

...times exhibit proper animation themselves, manifesting a lively interest in the subject taught; avoid all heavy, plodding movements, all formal routine...dull and drowsy and imbibe the notion that he studies to recite. 7. Any teacher who may inflict excessive or cruel punishment upon pupils will be subject...