But monitors visiting the villages a few weeks later found that the quality of teaching suffered on this larger scale, so the workers were restricted to ten households a day.
Clare and I had felt that many children we were teaching suffered from a profound poverty of experience, that school could so often be narrow and restricting for them, that their horizons needed expanding, that their lives needed to be enriched.
It seems to fly directly in the face of counsel from the Savior who taught, "Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven".
About 2.3 percent of the dogs admitted to veterinary teaching hospitals suffer from this type of injury.
I am sure most people would agree that the quality of teaching will suffer as a result.
But critics say the quality of teaching has suffered, and in recent years universities have become more politicized as Communist Party officials began to view a senior academic position as a ticket to career success.
But the risks to both faculty and students, such as whether nontenured faculty may lose long-term opportunities for advancement and development as scholars and whether their teaching might suffer from not being able to do research in fast-changing fields, loom larger than any benefits.
In my first years of teaching, I suffered from what I called the "Dead Poets Society curse".
