Building a Community
Building a Community
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It is in and through play that the young animal is trained to run, to dodge, to avoid an enemy, to attack, to bite, to break away from its antagonist, to overturn him and overcome him. In play an animal is trained to do in sport the very things that he must do in earnest.
What is true in the case of animals is even more true in the case of humans. Every person needs a certain equipment in body, mind, will, and habit for useful and social efficiency. The child needs a strong, vigorous, well-trai...ned body, obedient to the will and fully under control. It needs good lungs, a strong heart, a clear eye, a trusty foot; it needs strength of back, agility of foot, 110 B u ilding a Com m un ity flexibility of muscle, alertness of movement. How can the child gain this training? Life is learned by living. The mere wishing for these things will not bring them. They do not come by chance, and they cannot be acquired from books or in the classroom. In large part they must come, if they come at all, in play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is in and through play that the young animal is trained to run, to dodge, to avoid an enemy, to attack, to bite, to break away from its antagonist, to overturn him and overcome him. In play an animal is trained to do in sport the very things that he must do in earnest.
What is true in the case of animals is even more true in the case of humans. Every person needs a certain equipment in body, mind, will, and habit for useful and social efficiency. The child needs a strong, vigorous, well-trai...ned body, obedient to the will and fully under control. It needs good lungs, a strong heart, a clear eye, a trusty foot; it needs strength of back, agility of foot, 110 B u ilding a Com m un ity flexibility of muscle, alertness of movement. How can the child gain this training? Life is learned by living. The mere wishing for these things will not bring them. They do not come by chance, and they cannot be acquired from books or in the classroom. In large part they must come, if they come at all, in play.
What to read after Building a Community?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Zane Batten to read onlineMoreLess
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