Children in Health And Disease a Study of Child Life
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Whenever we make a successful appeal to this foible, even the most indifferent child pricks his ears. In this way we can make a child provide his own gilding to our educational pill. Further, it is a well- known fact that sensations are the most vividly perceived and are retained longest in the memory when the attention is on the alert for them. By enlisting a child's curiosity, therefore, we shall less often be compelled to go over work a second time, and this in its turn helps to keep away in...attentiveness.
Enthusiasm is another feature of childhood which is largely the result of imperfect experience. By rousing the eagerness of children, we can be certain of their unflagging energy, and they will willingly undertake tasks from which they would turn SYMPATHY i6i in their cooler moods. This enthusiasm is another trait which we can use to good advantage. Even though it is by its nature only temporary, it may lead to permanent good, and will often open up side-roads of enquiry which will still be a source of pleasure long after the original enthusiasm has died away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever we make a successful appeal to this foible, even the most indifferent child pricks his ears. In this way we can make a child provide his own gilding to our educational pill. Further, it is a well- known fact that sensations are the most vividly perceived and are retained longest in the memory when the attention is on the alert for them. By enlisting a child's curiosity, therefore, we shall less often be compelled to go over work a second time, and this in its turn helps to keep away in...attentiveness.
Enthusiasm is another feature of childhood which is largely the result of imperfect experience. By rousing the eagerness of children, we can be certain of their unflagging energy, and they will willingly undertake tasks from which they would turn SYMPATHY i6i in their cooler moods. This enthusiasm is another trait which we can use to good advantage. Even though it is by its nature only temporary, it may lead to permanent good, and will often open up side-roads of enquiry which will still be a source of pleasure long after the original enthusiasm has died away.
What to read after Children in Health And Disease a Study of Child Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Forsyth to read onlineMoreLess
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