Life And Letters
Life And Letters
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' " The child looks at it intently. ' It has not so many little twigs. ' " ' Perhaps you had better go again and see how many twigs there are on the branch. ' " ' It has two branches, and one little twig on each. ' "The mother then carefully sketches the stag-beetle, and a rapturous burst of applause follows ; and the mother turns to her ' natural history, ' shows the delineation, and ends its history.
"You will see by this example how much of accurate observation this lesson will have taught t...he child. Chil- dren will never weary of this sort of instruction, and it is impossible to calculate how much the child will gain : very soon he will endeavour to guide his mother's fingers to the correct form, and next endeavour to form the THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION. 109 figure himself. The value of the habit of accurate obser- vation is not to be told, nor the unceasing occupation and interest it has given to children. In this way a child obtains the power of using his own mind, and he learns the value of correct language and description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " The child looks at it intently. ' It has not so many little twigs. ' " ' Perhaps you had better go again and see how many twigs there are on the branch. ' " ' It has two branches, and one little twig on each. ' "The mother then carefully sketches the stag-beetle, and a rapturous burst of applause follows ; and the mother turns to her ' natural history, ' shows the delineation, and ends its history.
"You will see by this example how much of accurate observation this lesson will have taught t...he child. Chil- dren will never weary of this sort of instruction, and it is impossible to calculate how much the child will gain : very soon he will endeavour to guide his mother's fingers to the correct form, and next endeavour to form the THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION. 109 figure himself. The value of the habit of accurate obser- vation is not to be told, nor the unceasing occupation and interest it has given to children. In this way a child obtains the power of using his own mind, and he learns the value of correct language and description.
What to read after Life And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Mary Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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