Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 464
ery knew, that incomparison with them, the schoolroom is an airypalace. She, as well as the other teachers of it is of far more consequence than any technicalsystem pursued. Strangers who visit our public schools arepuzzled to know where we keep the children of the very poorest families. They do… … A COOKING-CLASS IN A BOSTON VACATION-SCHOOL. Boston, have long been conscious of the influ-ence for good which they are spreading from theschoolroom. Most people do not appreciate the moral workdone by the teachers in the school term, quiteapart from any work in books and lessons. The course of…
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