Moral Training in the Public Schools; the California Prize Essays
Moral Training in the Public Schools; the California Prize Essays
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So far from need- ing encouragement, however, it is one of the chief func- tions of both morality and religion to hold it in subjection.
Most forms of gross immorality center in excessive self- regard.
Some of the instincts need fostering and stimulating.
The most marked examples of this class is the group of ii8 IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS other-regarding impulses, — sympathy, love, cooperation, and self-sacrifice. These have come in rather late in the course of evolution, and are threatened constan...tly by self- regard. They come relatively late in the life of the indi- vidual. Their normal blossoming time is in the teens. The supreme danger that threatens every human being in his moral development is that selfishness will become such a g^oss, ugly weed that the finer flower of love will never have a chance to flourish. Our schools have not yet fulfilled their true function if pupils have passed through the high- school period without the social sense having become one among their passions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far from need- ing encouragement, however, it is one of the chief func- tions of both morality and religion to hold it in subjection.
Most forms of gross immorality center in excessive self- regard.
Some of the instincts need fostering and stimulating.
The most marked examples of this class is the group of ii8 IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS other-regarding impulses, — sympathy, love, cooperation, and self-sacrifice. These have come in rather late in the course of evolution, and are threatened constan...tly by self- regard. They come relatively late in the life of the indi- vidual. Their normal blossoming time is in the teens. The supreme danger that threatens every human being in his moral development is that selfishness will become such a g^oss, ugly weed that the finer flower of love will never have a chance to flourish. Our schools have not yet fulfilled their true function if pupils have passed through the high- school period without the social sense having become one among their passions.
What to read after Moral Training in the Public Schools; the California Prize Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cramer, Frank. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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