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Much of teacher's life has changed - but one - since 1872 By Mike Watson School started for some last week, for others his week. I salute all those who will be in front of the class this coming season. This August marks the sixth year that I will not be on the firing line, but I still have the same ache in the pit-of-the-stomach as the first day nears. The following list of 'Rules for Teachers' was generally in use in 1872, when it was first published. All these did not apply to all, but...
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