Moral Education
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Moral Education GENERAL SUGGESTIONS. One of the principles of education may be expressed as being the fact that the mind has its natural growth or development when the knowledge that it contains is the product of its own action upon the facts presented to it, or is founded upon such action upon the part of others, just as natural physical growth is the product of the action of the inner forces upon physical food. Experience or observation being the general founda- tion of knowledge, the foundat...ion of moral knowledge would be, therefore, no statements or precepts, but the observation or experience of conduct, developing what is right and what is wrong. Through parents' or instructors' guifling a child's observation by means of questioning, the moral precept should thus come from the child him- self. The golden rule, for example, would not be given to a child as a tradition, but, through the directing of his observation and reasoning, be made a part of his own thinking — one of his own conclusions.
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Moral Education GENERAL SUGGESTIONS. One of the principles of education may be expressed as being the fact that the mind has its natural growth or development when the knowledge that it contains is the product of its own action upon the facts presented to it, or is founded upon such action upon the part of others, just as natural physical growth is the product of the action of the inner forces upon physical food. Experience or observation being the general founda- tion of knowledge, the foundat...ion of moral knowledge would be, therefore, no statements or precepts, but the observation or experience of conduct, developing what is right and what is wrong. Through parents' or instructors' guifling a child's observation by means of questioning, the moral precept should thus come from the child him- self. The golden rule, for example, would not be given to a child as a tradition, but, through the directing of his observation and reasoning, be made a part of his own thinking — one of his own conclusions.
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