Introduction to Experimental Education
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Endowment can likewise be determined by the degree of spontaneity shown by an individual. If a child begins at an early age to sing or to take pleasure in music, we naturally regard him as highly talented ; the environment of the child must, however, be taken into consideration in estimating the degree of spontaneity.
The more exact methods that have been applied in determining endowment are of two classes the indirect or physical, and the direct or psychological.
The indirect or physical metho...ds seek to determine the endowment of the child mainly by anthropo- logical tests for example, by determination of the cephalic index. The defect of these methods is that the inference from the physical nature of the child to 150 EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION his mental capacity is always uncertain. The only result of value so far obtained is that the better endowed children display on the average the better bodily development. It would nevertheless be " a fallacy of division " to apply this conclusion to any one individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Endowment can likewise be determined by the degree of spontaneity shown by an individual. If a child begins at an early age to sing or to take pleasure in music, we naturally regard him as highly talented ; the environment of the child must, however, be taken into consideration in estimating the degree of spontaneity.
The more exact methods that have been applied in determining endowment are of two classes the indirect or physical, and the direct or psychological.
The indirect or physical metho...ds seek to determine the endowment of the child mainly by anthropo- logical tests for example, by determination of the cephalic index. The defect of these methods is that the inference from the physical nature of the child to 150 EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION his mental capacity is always uncertain. The only result of value so far obtained is that the better endowed children display on the average the better bodily development. It would nevertheless be " a fallacy of division " to apply this conclusion to any one individual.
What to read after Introduction to Experimental Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert R Robert Robertson Rusk to read onlineMoreLess
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