Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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may be made of this factual knowledge and the possible differences in the application of immutable and universal principles and laws afford an urge to constant study. Education is not static but progressive in a very real sense: for the world moves and in our day it is moving rapidly. The professional worker in our particular Held of service, than which there is no greater in all human society. inevitably becomes possessed of such habits of study as will result in a conscientious and concentrated effort to grow in efficiency and in far-reaching influence throughout the entire period of his teaching experience. And the exercise of these habits bring their own re- wards in terms of increasing pleasure and genuine satisfaction to the teacher. lf these observations seem to be no more than merely obvious abstrac- tions. we have only to remember that there is nothing that is more concrete than the individual mind and soul that we are influencing through the exer- cise of the teaching process. And it is through the existence of these intimate personal relationships and their results as they sometimes become known to us after the lapse of many years that we teachers find our greatest and most en- during satisfactions. 1 I I

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