Excerpt from Thirty Years of Teaching
Any man who has practised a profession for thirty years ought to have gained experience useful to his juniors. Whether he can communicate his experience or not depends upon certain personal qualities of which he himself is the worst possible judge. Though I have taught in schools and have always kept up a more or less close connexion with schools, my ordinary occupation has been that of a lecturer. This is against my present attempt. Lecturing is easier than teaching, and it does not concern nearly so many people. Moreover, the habit of lecturing inevitably produces an unpleasant dogmatic manner. I must try to be on my guard against this.
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