How to Teach Reading, And What to Read in School
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Belabored, long, or annotated, these selections should not be, but expressly fragmentary, and unsystematic, possibly, on an assumption well expressed by a late writer, that in lit- erary as in artistic life, broken work, unfinished sketches, and sometimes even sentences such as are rarely tolerated in out AND WHAT TO READ IN SCHOOL. 2$ schools, which require all to be finished and in order, and fail to encourage skipping, are commendable partial means to the kind of culture here sought. When it... is realized that one of the most effective ways of implanting a love of science in children is by appealing to their passion for what is strange, by the wonders of the sea, of the spectrum, of the sky, etc., it will be seen that genuine inyth, which is the oldest subject of in- struction, is the best propaedeutic of science also, which is opening new sources of poetic inspiration. To call this a "tadpole-tail theory" only adds from natural history another good illustration of its soundness.
If we admit myth, the field from which to choose is greatly widened, and the question next arises, what, from the vast expanse of print, in a land and age where books multiply and literature decays, we can safely afford to omit ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Belabored, long, or annotated, these selections should not be, but expressly fragmentary, and unsystematic, possibly, on an assumption well expressed by a late writer, that in lit- erary as in artistic life, broken work, unfinished sketches, and sometimes even sentences such as are rarely tolerated in out AND WHAT TO READ IN SCHOOL. 2$ schools, which require all to be finished and in order, and fail to encourage skipping, are commendable partial means to the kind of culture here sought. When it... is realized that one of the most effective ways of implanting a love of science in children is by appealing to their passion for what is strange, by the wonders of the sea, of the spectrum, of the sky, etc., it will be seen that genuine inyth, which is the oldest subject of in- struction, is the best propaedeutic of science also, which is opening new sources of poetic inspiration. To call this a "tadpole-tail theory" only adds from natural history another good illustration of its soundness.
If we admit myth, the field from which to choose is greatly widened, and the question next arises, what, from the vast expanse of print, in a land and age where books multiply and literature decays, we can safely afford to omit ?
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