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布克·T·华盛顿:力争上游·摘录 282
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
Out of the twelve months in a year I suppose that, on an average, I spend six months away from Tuskegee. While my being absent from the school so much unquestionably has its disadvantages, yet there are at the same time some compensations. The change of work brings a certain kind of rest. I enjoy a ride of a long distance on the cars, when I am permitted to ride where I can be comfortable. I get rest on the cars, except when the inevitable individual who seems to be on every train approaches me with the now familiar phrase: “Isn’t this Booker Washington? I want to introduce myself to you.” Absence from the school enables me to lose sight of the unimportant details of the work, and study it in a broader and more comprehensive manner than I could do on the grounds. This absence also brings me into contact with the best work being done in educational lines, and into contact with the best educators in the land.
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定位:Excerpt 282 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
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华盛顿一年约六个月在外奔波,离开塔斯基吉学院。这虽有不便,却有补偿:换环境本身就是休息;坐火车能放松,除非总有人来自我介绍打断;离开学校能跳出琐碎细节,从更广角度思考办学;还能接触全国最好的教育工作和教育者。他把出差看成另一种学习与休息,而不是纯消耗。关键是主动利用旅途和外部接触,把“不在场”变成视野和资源的来源。
上下文
华盛顿作为塔斯基吉学院院长,常年外出演讲筹款,他在自传中解释这种生活方式的得失。
今日一问
你能否把一次不得不的外出,重新定义为观察和学习的机会?
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