Education in Theory And Practice
Education in Theory And Practice
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To overcome them a brief recess period should be instituted to give change of bodily posture and reinvigoration by motion and fresh air. Where a recess cannot be taken, a few moments of gymnastics in the room with windows open, or any form of rest and relaxa- tion with some means of invigoration included will serve to bring out a state of rest with a recharge of the storage cells of bodily energy for the remaining time of the session. There should not only be a stated time for these periods of ...relaxa- tion, but there should be sufficient laxity in the schoolroom routine as to allow the teacher at any time at his own dis- 146 Education in Theory and Practice cretion to break in on the day's routine, when deemed neces- sary, to take sufficient time to relieve any apparent strain or exhaustion manifest in the children. The time thus lost may be easily made up by the increased power for work gained thereby. However, of all forms of relaxation and recuperation free play in the open air is preferable to any form of activity indoors.
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To overcome them a brief recess period should be instituted to give change of bodily posture and reinvigoration by motion and fresh air. Where a recess cannot be taken, a few moments of gymnastics in the room with windows open, or any form of rest and relaxa- tion with some means of invigoration included will serve to bring out a state of rest with a recharge of the storage cells of bodily energy for the remaining time of the session. There should not only be a stated time for these periods of ...relaxa- tion, but there should be sufficient laxity in the schoolroom routine as to allow the teacher at any time at his own dis- 146 Education in Theory and Practice cretion to break in on the day's routine, when deemed neces- sary, to take sufficient time to relieve any apparent strain or exhaustion manifest in the children. The time thus lost may be easily made up by the increased power for work gained thereby. However, of all forms of relaxation and recuperation free play in the open air is preferable to any form of activity indoors.
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