Schooling {snot everything, the child must be led to realise that many subjects have been included in the curriculum, not merely with the narrow purpose of Miting one for a certain place in the business, professional" or technical sphere, but with a view to providing that back: Bround which 1s essential to a full Ife; and that many subjects must be stuxlied to give breadth and depth to the mind, "Boys at school often do not know definitely what is to be their future work, but whatever that moy be, their success in it will dew end on, or at any rate be accelerated by, a good all-round education, 'A boy who appears awkward and self-conscious Is at a disadvantage compared with one who exhibits that aplomb which is acquired if his education has been planned alone correct lines, In all walks of life, culture and refinement are prime' elements of success; a man born in humble cir cumstances may possess natural re finement and with education finds no aimeulty in catching the "tone of a stratum of soclely higher than that into which "he Was born, and. the bennett is not only to the individual, but to the community. He then went into details about the different types schools he referred,
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