taken at home and at school, there is no doubt that these factors strain the child at first: the likeness of life between home and school in its games and its prohibitions — and add to this that the teacher divides her affection among forty children, whereas at home the mother gives her love to particular children.

There exist, then, passing factors that produce this anxiety in the child; they vanish during play at school and return at night in dreams. These frightening dreams may hold the child back from going to school, and some of them tire him greatly, so that the child feels his need of rest. All these troubles seldom last. In any case, it is essential that the child be allowed rest at home, and a return to some of his babyish habits. It is essential that the atmosphere of the home be calm and happy, so that the child may go to school with a heart full of joy and gladness. Nor should it escape you that the child delights in an atmosphere that is free yet ordered — and this order the teacher creates. Many parents marvel at how the teacher can keep forty children in hand. The teacher must know the inclinations of each child, and think of each one of them, and give them the chance to try things out without disturbing their fellows.

And it is part of the teacher's skill to create a calm atmosphere among all the children: she allows them to experiment and to ven

ture, without excess, and creates in them a deftness in governing their feelings, in the knowledge that at time of need there is someone who cares for them and solves all their problems. This spirit gives the child the feeling of

security and of belonging to a safe surrounding — and that feeling of security, when he senses that he belongs to a safe surrounding, he prizes, and seeks it for others.

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