How to Study a Child; a Mother's Guide
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Young children are possessed by curi- osity about every new impression that assails them. Material things, things that move, liv- ing things, human actions, and accounts of hu- man action arouse curiosity better than any- thing that Is more abstract. Earliest appeals, therefore, must be through objects shown or acts performed or described. Theoretic curios- ity — curiosity about the rational relations be- tween things — does not awaken until adolescence is reached. Emotions of curiosity are wor...ld In- tellectual truth emotions. In early childhood is the time to lead children to discriminate joy in the presence of truth and pain in the pres- ence of the false. Whatever calls the truth emotions Into vigorous activity may become a means for educating these feelings. Truth ideas occasion truth emotions — truth In nature, in sci- ence, in history. In every-day life.
"The child explores the wonder-world of matter; the youth explores the wonder-world of mind; the man explores the wonder-world of philosophy; the Immortal explores the wonder- worlds of God's wisdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young children are possessed by curi- osity about every new impression that assails them. Material things, things that move, liv- ing things, human actions, and accounts of hu- man action arouse curiosity better than any- thing that Is more abstract. Earliest appeals, therefore, must be through objects shown or acts performed or described. Theoretic curios- ity — curiosity about the rational relations be- tween things — does not awaken until adolescence is reached. Emotions of curiosity are wor...ld In- tellectual truth emotions. In early childhood is the time to lead children to discriminate joy in the presence of truth and pain in the pres- ence of the false. Whatever calls the truth emotions Into vigorous activity may become a means for educating these feelings. Truth ideas occasion truth emotions — truth In nature, in sci- ence, in history. In every-day life.
"The child explores the wonder-world of matter; the youth explores the wonder-world of mind; the man explores the wonder-world of philosophy; the Immortal explores the wonder- worlds of God's wisdom.
What to read after How to Study a Child; a Mother's Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [myers, Minnie Bell, Mrs], Comp. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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