Excerpt from Teaching as a Business: Four Addresses
My earliest ideas of art are connected with a picture in the advertising columns of the weekly newspaper. It represented two men: one lean and lank and decrepit, walking about to save funeral expenses, and labelled "Before taking"; the other blooming with full vigor of manhood, and labelled "After taking". Dr. Andrews has shown you the teacher "before taking"; I am to show you the other one.
A careful compilation of the characteristics ascribed to the ideal teacher in previous addresses upon the subject shows that he must be affable, benignant, courteous, decorous, exact, fervent, genteel, humorous, immaculate, judicious, keen, lenient, modest, neat, orderly, prompt, quiet, robust, scholarly, tranquil, ubiquitous, vigilant, wary, 'xemplary, youthful, and zealous.
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