Summer vacation is over and this one-room Amish schoolhouse is filled with reading, writing, arithmetic, and children’s laughter once again. Amish children go to school through eighth grade, and one teacher instructs them all.
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Doesn’t it make you wonder why today’s teachers can’t seem to handle it when there are 20+/- children (all the same grade, I might add) in the classroom? IMHO, it has a lot to do with how they’re raised IN THE HOME!! I’ve had the opportunity to interact with Amish families on a regular basis, and their children are the most well behaved/mannered children I have EVER seen.
yes, I have to agree that Amish children are quiet and respectful from what I’ve seen. My daughter’s kindergarten class is soooo undisciplined and rowdy – her teacher spends more time herding cats than teaching at this point.