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P. Graves : History of Education, New York, 1909, vol. i, p. 189.) Its important position in modem educational doctrine is due, in part, to the writings of John Locke, and in greater measure perhaps to the teachings of the " faculty " psychology.
l8o FULFILLING DISCIPLINARY FUNCTIONS l8l The wide extent of the reaction against formal discipline is probably due, in large measure, to the new demands that have been made upon education for instruction and training that shall be definitely and unequ...ivocally "practical." The wide dissemination of the facihties for education has imposed a heavy burden of taxation. This, in turn, has led to a more and more insistent demand that the costly machinery which has been set in motion shall make an adequate return upon the investment in the way of increased social and industrial effi- ciency. As Spencer so clearly points out, conventional edu- cation, when it was confined to the well-to-do and supported entirely by private endowment, emphasized the ornamental at the expense of the useful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Graves : History of Education, New York, 1909, vol. i, p. 189.) Its important position in modem educational doctrine is due, in part, to the writings of John Locke, and in greater measure perhaps to the teachings of the " faculty " psychology.
l8o FULFILLING DISCIPLINARY FUNCTIONS l8l The wide extent of the reaction against formal discipline is probably due, in large measure, to the new demands that have been made upon education for instruction and training that shall be definitely and unequ...ivocally "practical." The wide dissemination of the facihties for education has imposed a heavy burden of taxation. This, in turn, has led to a more and more insistent demand that the costly machinery which has been set in motion shall make an adequate return upon the investment in the way of increased social and industrial effi- ciency. As Spencer so clearly points out, conventional edu- cation, when it was confined to the well-to-do and supported entirely by private endowment, emphasized the ornamental at the expense of the useful.
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