Ingenuity In Meeting And Pursuing The Pupil,

To Know Psychology, Therefore, Is Absolutely No Guarantee That We Shall Be Good Teacher.

But It Is The Bane Of Psychology To Suppose That Where Results Are Similar, Processes Must Be The Same. Psychologists Are Too Apt To Reason As Geometers Would, If The Latter Were To Say That The Diameter Of A Circle Is The Same Thing As Its Semi-circumference, Because, Forsooth, They Terminate In The Same Two Points.

There Is An Organic Affinity Between Joyousness And Tenderness.

Ingenuity In Meeting And Pursuing The Pupil, That Tact For The Concrete Situation, Though They Are The Alpha And Omega Of The Teacher's Art, Are Things To Which Psychology Cannot Help Us In The Least.

We Are Spinning Our Own Fates, Good Or Evil, Never To Be Undone.