Educational Experiments in England
Educational Experiments in England
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A boy of about four was asked, " Would you like to play or help me weed ? " " Help oo ! " was the reply. He wanted to take up everything he saw till he was shown a bit of groundsel, and instructed to pull up all similar plants, and the joy with which he presently looked up and asked, " Am I doing weal work ? " fully made up for the indiscriminate upheaval of all plants which he at first desired.
As children grow older, choice can be more and more exercised. There can be choice of different ways... of spending money, of occupation, of pursuits, of hobbies and games. Choice can be given in schools as well as in the home, and it will be noted especially in the Tonbridge, Abbeydale, Thorp Arch, and King Alfred schools, where choice in occupation is seen to lead to what adults would not in the least have expected. The tyranny of allowing none but organized games is one of the oppressions from COMMENTS ON EXPERIMENTS 231 which we should free our children. The work done by Miss Reaney^ in her original investigation of children's choice in regard to games will be useful here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A boy of about four was asked, " Would you like to play or help me weed ? " " Help oo ! " was the reply. He wanted to take up everything he saw till he was shown a bit of groundsel, and instructed to pull up all similar plants, and the joy with which he presently looked up and asked, " Am I doing weal work ? " fully made up for the indiscriminate upheaval of all plants which he at first desired.
As children grow older, choice can be more and more exercised. There can be choice of different ways... of spending money, of occupation, of pursuits, of hobbies and games. Choice can be given in schools as well as in the home, and it will be noted especially in the Tonbridge, Abbeydale, Thorp Arch, and King Alfred schools, where choice in occupation is seen to lead to what adults would not in the least have expected. The tyranny of allowing none but organized games is one of the oppressions from COMMENTS ON EXPERIMENTS 231 which we should free our children. The work done by Miss Reaney^ in her original investigation of children's choice in regard to games will be useful here.
What to read after Educational Experiments in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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