A Syllabus of the History of Education
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c. Evening Hour of a Hermit.
C. Pestalozzi's experiments in social reform.
a. Neuhof, the agricultural experiment (1771-1780).
b. The Stanz Orphanage (1798-1799).
D. Pestalozzi's experiments in educational reform.
a. The Burgdorf school (1799-1804).
b. The Yverdon Institute (1805-1825).
E. Aim : to regenerate the poorer classes through elementary education and intel- ligent labor.
F. Most important educational principles.
a. Base teaching upon the natural order of MODERN EDUCATION 65 the unfold...ing of the child's physical and mental powers.
b. Self-development is the result which the teacher should secure. This begins with sensations ; these develop into percepts ; the percepts are organized into concepts. Hence early education must rely largely upon objects, sense symbols, and other objective aids.
c. The child's power of receiving impres- sions must be appealed to first, then his power of elaborating these impressions into concepts.
d. In learning the child's mind naturally moves on in the following order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. Evening Hour of a Hermit.
C. Pestalozzi's experiments in social reform.
a. Neuhof, the agricultural experiment (1771-1780).
b. The Stanz Orphanage (1798-1799).
D. Pestalozzi's experiments in educational reform.
a. The Burgdorf school (1799-1804).
b. The Yverdon Institute (1805-1825).
E. Aim : to regenerate the poorer classes through elementary education and intel- ligent labor.
F. Most important educational principles.
a. Base teaching upon the natural order of MODERN EDUCATION 65 the unfold...ing of the child's physical and mental powers.
b. Self-development is the result which the teacher should secure. This begins with sensations ; these develop into percepts ; the percepts are organized into concepts. Hence early education must rely largely upon objects, sense symbols, and other objective aids.
c. The child's power of receiving impres- sions must be appealed to first, then his power of elaborating these impressions into concepts.
d. In learning the child's mind naturally moves on in the following order.
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