A Practical Enquiry Into the Philosophy of Education
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It is _practice_, and not _theory_, that constitutes the basisof all improvement, whether in the arts, or in morals and religion; andit is to this practical application of what he learns, that every childshould be trained, by whatever name the mode of doing so may be known. All our blessings are destined to come to us by the use of proper means;and this general principle applies both to temporal and spiritualmatters. Now "the use of means, " is only another mode of expressing "thepractical appl...ication of knowledge. " And if so, what are we to think ofthe philosophy or the candour of the person, who is apparently thefriend of education, but who remains indifferent or hostile to the thingitself, merely because it is presented to him under another name. He maybe a zealous advocate for the spread of knowledge;--but that is noteducation. --Knowledge is but the _means_, --the application of it is the_end_; and when therefore he stops short at the communication ofknowledge, while he is indifferent to the teaching of its use, heendangers the whole of his previous labour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is _practice_, and not _theory_, that constitutes the basisof all improvement, whether in the arts, or in morals and religion; andit is to this practical application of what he learns, that every childshould be trained, by whatever name the mode of doing so may be known. All our blessings are destined to come to us by the use of proper means;and this general principle applies both to temporal and spiritualmatters. Now "the use of means, " is only another mode of expressing "thepractical appl...ication of knowledge. " And if so, what are we to think ofthe philosophy or the candour of the person, who is apparently thefriend of education, but who remains indifferent or hostile to the thingitself, merely because it is presented to him under another name. He maybe a zealous advocate for the spread of knowledge;--but that is noteducation. --Knowledge is but the _means_, --the application of it is the_end_; and when therefore he stops short at the communication ofknowledge, while he is indifferent to the teaching of its use, heendangers the whole of his previous labour.
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