Elementary Education
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What- ever his fellow-men have done and recorded he can now learn by sufficient diligence of his own.
The difference between the part of education acquired in the family and that acquired in the school is immense and incalculable. The family arts and trades, manners and customs, habits and beliefs, form a sort of close-fitting spiritual vesture : a garment of the soul always worn, and expressive of the native character not so much of the indi- vidual as of his tribe or family or community. The ...indi- vidual has from his birth been shaped into these things as by a mould ; all his thinking and willing and feeling have been moulded into the form or type of humanity looked upon as the ideal by his parents and acquaintances.
This close-fitting garment of habit gives him direction but not self-direction or freedom. He does what he does blindly, from the habit of following custom and doing as others do.
But the school gives a different sort of training, — its discipline is for the freedom of the individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What- ever his fellow-men have done and recorded he can now learn by sufficient diligence of his own.
The difference between the part of education acquired in the family and that acquired in the school is immense and incalculable. The family arts and trades, manners and customs, habits and beliefs, form a sort of close-fitting spiritual vesture : a garment of the soul always worn, and expressive of the native character not so much of the indi- vidual as of his tribe or family or community. The ...indi- vidual has from his birth been shaped into these things as by a mould ; all his thinking and willing and feeling have been moulded into the form or type of humanity looked upon as the ideal by his parents and acquaintances.
This close-fitting garment of habit gives him direction but not self-direction or freedom. He does what he does blindly, from the habit of following custom and doing as others do.
But the school gives a different sort of training, — its discipline is for the freedom of the individual.
What to read after Elementary Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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