Educational Problems volume 2
Educational Problems volume 2
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Thus he had only a vague idea of manyness. Only if toys are of the same size, form and color, can the experiment be pure. If, for instance, there are different animals and the child misses one out of half a dozen, this observation is worthless. Fur- ther careful experiment' showed that the child really commanded no number higher than two. Preyer says of his own child, that at the age of eighteen months, when it had seen its mother bring two towels where she usually brought one, that it noticed ...the difference. Even the demand for the second object of a pair may have been more or less quantitative at first, but certainly two was perceived in sharp differentiation from one by Fries's nephew, and probably was truly qualitative. Unfortunately, the child could count, and on hearing one and two, the other words in the number series were set going. After nine months Fries saw the boy again and found that the relation between the numbers and the number words for one and two had considerably cleared up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus he had only a vague idea of manyness. Only if toys are of the same size, form and color, can the experiment be pure. If, for instance, there are different animals and the child misses one out of half a dozen, this observation is worthless. Fur- ther careful experiment' showed that the child really commanded no number higher than two. Preyer says of his own child, that at the age of eighteen months, when it had seen its mother bring two towels where she usually brought one, that it noticed ...the difference. Even the demand for the second object of a pair may have been more or less quantitative at first, but certainly two was perceived in sharp differentiation from one by Fries's nephew, and probably was truly qualitative. Unfortunately, the child could count, and on hearing one and two, the other words in the number series were set going. After nine months Fries saw the boy again and found that the relation between the numbers and the number words for one and two had considerably cleared up.
What to read after Educational Problems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Stanley Granville Stanley Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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