Excerpt from The Teacher Taught: An Humble Attempt to Make the Path of the Sunday-School Teacher Straight and Plain
In the preparation of this volume, the author has availed himself of the opinions and suggestions of some of the most judicious and successful teachers in the country; so that the principles he has attempted to establish may be regarded as the result of much experience and observation.
There are some questions touching the organization, instruction, and discipline of a Sunday-school, which we have designedly passed by, under the impression that they involve no essential principle, and that a discussion of them may lead to useless controversy. The outline of the system and of its general departments being defined, the filling up may be safely left to the judgment and discretion of those who administer it.
It has been said that teachers are of all men the most indocil. We trust that such a remark is in applicable to Sunday-school teachers, inasmuch as they are presumed to be examples to their pupils in all things, and especially in meekness and docility.
We hope our title will be without offence.
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