Germany 1
Germany 1
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We must view the school of Pestalozzi as hitherto confined to childhood — the education lie gives should be considered as final only for the lower classes, but for that very reason it may dif- fuse a very salutary influence over tlie na- tional character. The education of the rich ought to be divided into two different periods : in the first, the children are guided by their masters; in the second they voluntarily instruct each other; and this sort of education, by choice, is 192 OFGERMANV.
tha...t which should be adopted in great uni- versities. The instruction which is acquired at Pestalozzi's giyes every man, of what class soever h^ may be, a foundation. on which he may erect, as he chooses, eillier the cottage of the poor man or the palaces of kings.
We should be mistaken in France, if we .thought there was nothing good to be taken from the school of Pestalozzi, except his rapid method of teaching calculation. Pes- talozzi is not himself a mathematician; he is not well acquairrted with the languages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must view the school of Pestalozzi as hitherto confined to childhood — the education lie gives should be considered as final only for the lower classes, but for that very reason it may dif- fuse a very salutary influence over tlie na- tional character. The education of the rich ought to be divided into two different periods : in the first, the children are guided by their masters; in the second they voluntarily instruct each other; and this sort of education, by choice, is 192 OFGERMANV.
tha...t which should be adopted in great uni- versities. The instruction which is acquired at Pestalozzi's giyes every man, of what class soever h^ may be, a foundation. on which he may erect, as he chooses, eillier the cottage of the poor man or the palaces of kings.
We should be mistaken in France, if we .thought there was nothing good to be taken from the school of Pestalozzi, except his rapid method of teaching calculation. Pes- talozzi is not himself a mathematician; he is not well acquairrted with the languages.
What to read after Germany 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Staël, Madame De (Anne-Louise-Germaine), 1766-1817 to read onlineMoreLess
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