Грамотный quintilian, the prominent roman school master, wrote in his work published about 95 ad the following about a teacher and his work: “let him adopt a parental attitude to his pupils. let him be free from vice himself. let him be strict but not austere, kind but not too familiar: for austerity will make him unpopular while familiarity breeds contempt. he must control his temper without shutting his eyes to faults requiring correction. his instruction must be free from affection, his industry great, his demands on class continuous, but not extravagant. he must be ready to answer questions and to put them unasked to those who sit silent. in praising the answers of his pupils he must be neither grudging nor over-generous. in correcting faults he must avoid sarcasm and above all abuse to discourage industry.”

Квинтилиан, выдающийся римский школьный учитель, в своей работе, опубликованной в 95 г. н.э., писал о преподавателе и его работе: «Пусть он примет родительское отношение к своим ученикам. Позвольте ему быть свободным от порока. Пусть он будет строгим, но не строгим, добрым, но не слишком знакомым, потому что строгость сделает его непопулярным, а знакомство порождает презрение. Он должен контролировать свой характер, не закрывая глаза на ошибки, требующие исправления. Его наставления должны быть свободны от привязанности, его индустрия велика, его требования к классу непрерывны, но не экстравагантны. Он должен быть готов отвечать на вопросы и ставить их без внимания тем, кто сидит молча. Восхваляя ответы учеников, он не должен быть ни жалостливым, ни чрезмерно щедрым. При исправлении недостатков он должен избегать сарказма и, прежде всего, злоупотреблять, чтобы препятствовать промышленности ».

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The London police were looking for a criminal who had robbed a bank. One day they caught him and took him to prison. But while they were taking photographs of him from the front, from the left, from the right, with a hat, without a hat — he suddenly attacked one of the policemen and ran away. 
Then a week later, the telephone rang in the police station and somebody
said, "You are looking for  Ben Jackson, aren't you?" - - "Yes." -
"Well, he was at Victoria Station an hour ago. He has probably left London by now."
The city police immediately sent four different photos of the robber to
the railway police. All the trains were searched.
Less than two hours later, they got a telephone call from a small town not
far from London. "We have caught three of the men," they said
happily, "and we hope to catch the fourth very soon."

Hello,
Thanks for your letter! As soon as I have received it I start writing to you.
Now I am at school. My holiday is over.I spent my holiday very well. I went  out with my friends, read, listened to music, watched TV, played computer games. I spent some weeks in my grandparent’s house with my grandparents. I helped my grandpa to dig the garden, to water plants, and to gather fruit and vegetables. Also I was fishing with my grandpa. I enjoyed floating by boat, swimming in the river and helping my grandparents..  It was a great time. I swimmed, walked by seaside.During my summer holidays I made many new friends, read a lot of interesting books, got to know a lot of useful things. Now I feel ready to get back to school. I am happy to meet my friends and teachers. What about you? How did you spend your holiday? Did you like it? Sorry. I have to go. I must help my mother.  With love, Lusy