Education in Religion And Morals
Education in Religion And Morals
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86. Significance The contrast between the Laboratory and of order of nature and tradi- Manual Training, tional school methods is ob- vious enough. The tradi- tional school is an institution that undertakes to transfer the contents of a text-book to the memory of the pupil. Yet a text-book is a lifeless, external thing; it is not a god to be bowed down to; it is not even the thing that the child has to learn. What has to be learned is the fact or the truth. The relation of a book to a fact or tr...uth is like that of a window to a landscape. The window isn't the landscape; it doesn't contain the land- scape ; it is merely an opening through which REALITY AND SYMBOL IN EDUCATION 155 we may look for ourselves. Grammar, arith- metic, geography— these are not books, nor are they contained in books, and no pupil is really trained in them who does not resort to the same sources as the book-makers them- selves. The newer school-ideals, accordingly, aim to bring the pupil into immediate touch with the very things that the text-book talks about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
86. Significance The contrast between the Laboratory and of order of nature and tradi- Manual Training, tional school methods is ob- vious enough. The tradi- tional school is an institution that undertakes to transfer the contents of a text-book to the memory of the pupil. Yet a text-book is a lifeless, external thing; it is not a god to be bowed down to; it is not even the thing that the child has to learn. What has to be learned is the fact or the truth. The relation of a book to a fact or tr...uth is like that of a window to a landscape. The window isn't the landscape; it doesn't contain the land- scape ; it is merely an opening through which REALITY AND SYMBOL IN EDUCATION 155 we may look for ourselves. Grammar, arith- metic, geography— these are not books, nor are they contained in books, and no pupil is really trained in them who does not resort to the same sources as the book-makers them- selves. The newer school-ideals, accordingly, aim to bring the pupil into immediate touch with the very things that the text-book talks about.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albert Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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