Educational Creeds of the Nineteenth Century
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. , . , , vailed in the world has some important light to throw upon the questions of pedagogy. On the whole our new and newest education is better able to help children whose souls are imprisoned in their bodies and who are dull and stupid. The education of to-day knows better than the education of yesterday how to arouse such children by the application of devices that stimulate their interests and self-activity. It knows, too, better how to hold back the child who is filled with selfishness ...and teach him to subordinate his self-seeking to the interest of the social whole. More than the child of Europe, Asia, or Africa, the American child is pre- cocious in will-power. In improperly conducted kin- dergartens one sees very often two or three bright children monopolize the attention not only of all the other small children but also of the teacher. Such child gardens remind us of kitchen gardens choked with weeds.
THE FIELD OF CHILD-STUDY.
Finally, a word in my creed regarding child-study.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , . , , vailed in the world has some important light to throw upon the questions of pedagogy. On the whole our new and newest education is better able to help children whose souls are imprisoned in their bodies and who are dull and stupid. The education of to-day knows better than the education of yesterday how to arouse such children by the application of devices that stimulate their interests and self-activity. It knows, too, better how to hold back the child who is filled with selfishness ...and teach him to subordinate his self-seeking to the interest of the social whole. More than the child of Europe, Asia, or Africa, the American child is pre- cocious in will-power. In improperly conducted kin- dergartens one sees very often two or three bright children monopolize the attention not only of all the other small children but also of the teacher. Such child gardens remind us of kitchen gardens choked with weeds.
THE FIELD OF CHILD-STUDY.
Finally, a word in my creed regarding child-study.
What to read after Educational Creeds of the Nineteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang, Ossian Herbert, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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