result. The only difficulty
only difficulty in the collection of fees has been this carelessness of masters who will allow a boy to resume his seat without reporting the
fact, then ask him for his arrears or current fee; when the boy, cis-appears and his attendances are in evidence, but no corresponding fee
12 Discipline. This paragraph is a flagrant example of exaggeration and misrepresentation
engaged extraneous work" The
3 or 4 suns
Masters en correction of
Home Work e
e.q.
of Arithmetic during the hours allowed to Arithmetic on the Tune
ten minutes
af
Table is quite legitimate. Boys must do a certain amount of state work in all lessons, and for the master to avail himself of
the time thus occupied in correcting home lessons is
my opinion
free from objection Common practice in all schools.
in
as it is a
"Clerk several times.
hour" The
every
jet Chinese Assistant has from motives of economy
always combined the cluties
teacher. His class last
the collection of
of
Clerk with those of
year passed 95% When Fres and such occasional duties
that he was called
call him away from his class for any length of time a substitute is provided, and one of the disengaged Pupil Teachers or Monitors sent to the Lower Class. To
say
away once every morning would be inaccurate; but "several times during every lesson" is absolutely untrue. Mr Chin only received two messages from the office during the fortnight of the Inspector's visit.
The Second Master who last term was in charge
every
136 17.
gave
was in charge of the Preparatory School, four lessons in Translation from Chinese to the First Class week, there with two visits in the month to the Bank are the only duties which require
his absence from the Preparatory School. She is naturally indignant at this unfounded charge, for he has not so many special duties
as Dr Eitel asserts.
Most extraordinary
lise
of corporal punishment resorted to with abnormal frequency" There are 49 cases scattered over 19 months.
case in ten days for
on an
average
one
the
ar
average of $28 daily attendance. I am of opinion that the trouble taken by the Inspector to establish charge of undue severity has just opporte result, for it establishes the correctness of my statement / Annual Report par. 13 N°23) that the cane is but rarely requisitioned and that "chiefly in the Preparatory School (36 out of the
49 cases cited) where new comers are "accustomed to laws
of
subordination.
Fines. These
93
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are not strictly speaking punishments. In the Lower and Preparatory Schools I find that the amount is chiefly obtained from a fine of five cents to check the common and dirty habit of spitting all about the class rooms. No other mention of stopping this nuisance occurred to me. In the Upper and Lower School, the amount of fines represents the value of school material issued a second time to the same boy on the loss of his original books re Fines have absolutely no
Numberles
connection with discipline
result. The only difficulty
only difficulty in the collection of fees has been this carelessness of masters who will allow a boy to resume his seat without reporting the
fact, then ask him for his arrears or current fee; when the boy, cis-appears and his attendances are in evidence, but no corresponding fee
12 Discipline. This paragraph is a flagrant example of exaggeration and misrepresentation
engaged extraneous work" The
3 or 4 suns
Masters en correction of
Home Work e
e.q.
of Arithmetic during the hours allowed to Arichmetic on the Tune
ten minutes
af
Table is quite legitimate. Boys must do a certain amount of state work in all lessons, and for the master to avail himself of
the time thus occupied in correcting home lessons is
my opinion
free from objection Common practice in all schools.
in
as it is a
"Clerk several times.
hour" The
every
jet Chinese Assistant has from motives of economy
always combined the cluties
teacher. His class last
the collection of
of
Clerk with those of
year passed 95% When Fres and such occasional duties
that he was called
call him away from his class for any length of time a substitute is provided, and one of the disengaged Pupil Teachers or Monitors sent to the Lower Class. To
say
away once every morning would be inaccurate; but "several times during every lesson" is absolutely untrue. Mr Chin only received two messages from the office during the fortnight of the Inspector's visit.
The Second Master who last term was in charge
every
136 17.
gave
was in charge of the Preparatory School, four lessons in Translation from Chiners to the First Class week, there with two visits in the month to the Bank are the only duties which. require
his absence from the Preparatory School. She is naturally indignant at this unfounded charge, for he has not so many special duties
as Dr Eitel asserts.
Most extraordinary
lise
of corporal punishe ment resorted to with abnormal frequency" There are 49 cases scattered over 19 monet.
case in ten days for
a
on an
average
one
the
ar
average of $28 daily attendance. I am of opinion that the trouble taken by the Inspector to establish charge of undue severity has just opporte result, for it establiches the correctness of my statement / Annual Report par. 13 N°23) that the case is but rarely requisitioned and that "cheeply in the Preparatory School (36 out of the
49 cases cited) where new comers are "accustomed to laws
of
subordination.
Fines. These
93
Live -
are not strictly speaking. punishments. In the Lower and Preparatory Schools I find that the amount is chiefly oblained from a fine of five cents to check the common and dirty habit of spitting all about the class rooms. No other mention of stopping this nuisance occurred to me. In the Upper and Lower School, the amount of fines represents the value of school material issued a second time to the same bay on the loss of his original books re Fines have absolutely no
Numberles
connection with discipline
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