Educational Psychology
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way comes to be retained as against the more fre- quently experienced wrong ways.
Learning by Impersonation, or Imitation. — The second type of learning is a process in which one takes advantage of the fact that somebody else can show how the desired act is done. The term " imi- tation " has been used in so many different senses that it is better to choose for our purpose some less equivocal expression, and the phra=e " learning by 108 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY impersonation " is here suggested fo...r that kind of learning which copies an act performed by another individual. We need not discuss here the question whether impersonation is instinctive, nor whether it is practised by animals, but we may assume with- out argument that it does exist in human children, and that it is regularly employed as a means of in- struction in school. " Showing how " is, for some acts of skill, the only effective means of teaching, and a flexible and sympathetic impersonator readily falls in with this kind of instruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
way comes to be retained as against the more fre- quently experienced wrong ways.
Learning by Impersonation, or Imitation. — The second type of learning is a process in which one takes advantage of the fact that somebody else can show how the desired act is done. The term " imi- tation " has been used in so many different senses that it is better to choose for our purpose some less equivocal expression, and the phra=e " learning by 108 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY impersonation " is here suggested fo...r that kind of learning which copies an act performed by another individual. We need not discuss here the question whether impersonation is instinctive, nor whether it is practised by animals, but we may assume with- out argument that it does exist in human children, and that it is regularly employed as a means of in- struction in school. " Showing how " is, for some acts of skill, the only effective means of teaching, and a flexible and sympathetic impersonator readily falls in with this kind of instruction.
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