Play Life in the First Eight Years
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They not only indicate his progress, but each newly acquired word fixes an idea to which he can make easy reference in his later judgments ; it gives him a new basis for discrimination.
Words should be provided as fast as a child has need of them, but care must be taken that he is not forced to repeat those which for him have no meaning. The reason for using language is to clarify one's thoughts so that they can be truthfully realized and communicated to another.
Often a child is requested to s...ay "I am sorry" long before he knows what "sorry" means. It is then not the truth.
When the child is old enough to regret some wrong act which he has committed, then is the time to supply the word. When he is in the mood, the phrase becomes an expression of an idea instead of a conventional word which slips off the tongue without meaning.
What language shall we use with children ? The purest and most exact that we can command. It must not be tech- nical, and yet it ought to convey clear ideas. The homes in which the adults take pains to express their meaning defi- nitely in conversation are usually the homes from which the most balanced thinkers come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They not only indicate his progress, but each newly acquired word fixes an idea to which he can make easy reference in his later judgments ; it gives him a new basis for discrimination.
Words should be provided as fast as a child has need of them, but care must be taken that he is not forced to repeat those which for him have no meaning. The reason for using language is to clarify one's thoughts so that they can be truthfully realized and communicated to another.
Often a child is requested to s...ay "I am sorry" long before he knows what "sorry" means. It is then not the truth.
When the child is old enough to regret some wrong act which he has committed, then is the time to supply the word. When he is in the mood, the phrase becomes an expression of an idea instead of a conventional word which slips off the tongue without meaning.
What language shall we use with children ? The purest and most exact that we can command. It must not be tech- nical, and yet it ought to convey clear ideas. The homes in which the adults take pains to express their meaning defi- nitely in conversation are usually the homes from which the most balanced thinkers come.
What to read after Play Life in the First Eight Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luella Angelina Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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