CHAPTER I.
INTEREST IN TEACHING.
Source of enjoyment in teaching .-- The boy and the steam-engine .-- His contrivance .-- His pleasure, and the source of it .-- Firing at the mark .-- Plan of clearing the galleries in the British House of Commons .-- Pleasure of experimenting, and exercising intellectual and moral power .-- The indifferent and inactive teacher .-- His subsequent experiments; means of awakening interest .-- Offenses of pupils.
-- Different ways of regarding them.
Teaching really attended with peculiar trials and difficulties .-- 1.
Moral responsibility for the conduct of pupils .-- 2.

Multiplicity of the objects of attention..