Modelling in Public Schools
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From suggestions which one receives from another they will often shape an endless variety of things. At other times when each is intent on his own idea, the same object will be reproduced many times, and the result will be a row of birds or trees or houses, etc.
When the children have had some practice in this spontaneous exercise, and have gained a little facility in shaping the material, they delight in it as a new means of expression by which they can present some of their ideas more adequat...ely and effectively than by words. After this, the work can easily and naturally be directed along the line of definite progress toward keener observation and more accurate recording of forms, characteristics and textures. The following suggestions relate to work during the first three years in school.
Small children have confidence to undertake the representation of almost anything that is suggested to them if it has entered at all vividly into their experiences. Therefore subjects should be selected because of the definiteness of the impression they have made on the child's mind rather than on account of geometric simplicity of form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From suggestions which one receives from another they will often shape an endless variety of things. At other times when each is intent on his own idea, the same object will be reproduced many times, and the result will be a row of birds or trees or houses, etc.
When the children have had some practice in this spontaneous exercise, and have gained a little facility in shaping the material, they delight in it as a new means of expression by which they can present some of their ideas more adequat...ely and effectively than by words. After this, the work can easily and naturally be directed along the line of definite progress toward keener observation and more accurate recording of forms, characteristics and textures. The following suggestions relate to work during the first three years in school.
Small children have confidence to undertake the representation of almost anything that is suggested to them if it has entered at all vividly into their experiences. Therefore subjects should be selected because of the definiteness of the impression they have made on the child's mind rather than on account of geometric simplicity of form.
What to read after Modelling in Public Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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