Making the Most of the Children
Making the Most of the Children
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But we must wait on the child's desires : his soul- ful cravings are a better guide than all our 51 MAKING THE MOST OF THE CHILDREN ardent prescriptions. And in time, when he has occupied all the ** comers,'^ his entire brain and his personality will be one harmo- nious whole.
52 VI THE MYSTERY OF PEESONALITT "With this broad definition of character as thoee total reactions, or total traits of an individual, I feel sure that nobody need quarrel. In fact, it is exactly what the every- day man me...ans by it. . . . What everybody is anxious about is how the man Jones re-acts inskLe and out to cir- cumstances. When he presents a ' character' to an em- ployer, for instance, the paper tells what he has done, does now and is likely to do. His employer wants to know . . .
how he re-acts to the beginning whistle, to a novel piece of work, or an extra pile of correspondence; whether these give him a headache, or backache, or periods of peevish- ness, or act as stimuli to tap new somrces of energy and make him buckle down to work with extraoidinary vigour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we must wait on the child's desires : his soul- ful cravings are a better guide than all our 51 MAKING THE MOST OF THE CHILDREN ardent prescriptions. And in time, when he has occupied all the ** comers,'^ his entire brain and his personality will be one harmo- nious whole.
52 VI THE MYSTERY OF PEESONALITT "With this broad definition of character as thoee total reactions, or total traits of an individual, I feel sure that nobody need quarrel. In fact, it is exactly what the every- day man me...ans by it. . . . What everybody is anxious about is how the man Jones re-acts inskLe and out to cir- cumstances. When he presents a ' character' to an em- ployer, for instance, the paper tells what he has done, does now and is likely to do. His employer wants to know . . .
how he re-acts to the beginning whistle, to a novel piece of work, or an extra pile of correspondence; whether these give him a headache, or backache, or periods of peevish- ness, or act as stimuli to tap new somrces of energy and make him buckle down to work with extraoidinary vigour.
What to read after Making the Most of the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Wolford La Rue to read onlineMoreLess
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