Word: teachers
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...have held firm from the first that teacher and student alike grow strong through freedom. Working eagerly with you and for you are men whose beliefs, whether in education or in religion, differ widely from your own, yet who know that in speaking out their beliefs they are not more loyal to themselves than to you. By your faith in a young man's use of intellectual and spiritual freedom you have given new dignity to the life of the College student...
...annual dinner of the association was held in the Assembly Room of the Union at 1.15 o'clock. The after dinner topic. "The Teacher's Compensations," was discussed by Mr. W. H. Maxwell. Superintendent of Schools, New York City: Mr. Richard Burton, of Boston; and Professor R. G. Moulton of the University of Chicago...
...annual dinner of the Association will take place in the Assembly Room of the Union at 1.15 o'clock. The after-dinner topic will be "The Teacher's Compensations." The speakers will be William H. Maxwell, Superintendent of Schools, New York City; Richard Burton, Literary Adviser to the Lothrop Publishing Company, Boston; and Professor R. G. Moulton, of the University of Chicago...
...United States Civil Service Commission will hold an examination for the position of teacher in the Philippine Service on March...
...essential to success as a knowledge of subjects. Dr. Abbott then showed that in almost all the professions a man, to be successful, must know and be interested in people. The success of the preacher lies in his ability to put himself at one with his congregation; the teacher must know not so much his subject as how to open the minds of his pupils and make them understand the truth; the journalist must know public sentiment as well as facts, and the lawyer must understand his judges and juries...