Application of the Principles of Psychology to the Work of Teaching

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Application of the Principles of Psychology to the Work of Teaching
Hailmann, W. N. (William Nicholas), 1836-1920
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Hence, language INFLUENCE OF ACTION. 15 is the chief instrument of the mind in its analyses and syntheses of observation or invention, of fancy or imagina- tion.
If plastic and graphic sense-representations are of the utmost value in establishing a substratum of reliable per- ceptions, language is indispensable in the operations of the intellect, while the needs of the creative spirit are supplied by art. In their essence, however, all sense-representa- tion, language, and art are but variation
...s of action, and owe their educational value to the reflex influence of action upon mental development.
In the case of the will, action appears a conduct, which as practice, exerts a powerful reflex influence in fixing the will into habit, and establishing the character.
The primary conditions under which psychological de- velopment takes place are, then, the following: First, an active external, capable of making impressions ; second, an active internal, capable of actively receiving these im- pressions, of spontaneously placing itself in consciousness, opposite all else, and of controlling the external for inner needs.


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