The New Education
The New Education
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He tries to give to the children a large quantity of well- arranged and thoughtfully-ordered ex- perience, instead of verbal formulae ; he puts action in the place of books ; and he puts life in the place of mere abstract thinking. Flowers and leaves ; animals and plants; rhythmic dance and song; stories and pictures ; games and social life these are his books. He said to himself: If I train the senses and guide the perceptions of the senses, I will have shown the road to all the thoughts that ...afterwards come out of the observations of the senses.
Now, the training of the senses includes a training to a connected series of observa- tions of color, form, and size; of lines, angles, and figures; of number, and com- bination ; and to this end Froebel devised a set of what he calls GIFTS. He called them gifts, I suppose, to set them in marked opposition to what we call tasks a word which is just another form of taxes that is, something laid or imposed on us, as a burden to be borne.
I. The first gift is the ball.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tries to give to the children a large quantity of well- arranged and thoughtfully-ordered ex- perience, instead of verbal formulae ; he puts action in the place of books ; and he puts life in the place of mere abstract thinking. Flowers and leaves ; animals and plants; rhythmic dance and song; stories and pictures ; games and social life these are his books. He said to himself: If I train the senses and guide the perceptions of the senses, I will have shown the road to all the thoughts that ...afterwards come out of the observations of the senses.
Now, the training of the senses includes a training to a connected series of observa- tions of color, form, and size; of lines, angles, and figures; of number, and com- bination ; and to this end Froebel devised a set of what he calls GIFTS. He called them gifts, I suppose, to set them in marked opposition to what we call tasks a word which is just another form of taxes that is, something laid or imposed on us, as a burden to be borne.
I. The first gift is the ball.
What to read after The New Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M D John Miller Dow Meiklejohn to read onlineMoreLess
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