Principles of Education
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The first step in this process is to dis- tinguish the known from the unknown ; then, second, to note the special marks or differences which sepa- rate the units or elements of the known from each other. When pupils have performed these two steps, and can clearly discriminate what they know from what they do not know, and the units or elements of the known from each other, they have laid the right foun- dation for a successful effort in investigating and mas- tering the unknown.
66. The mind ca...n be properly developed and equipped for work only as its experiences are the direct prodjicts 130 PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION.
of its oivn ejforts, and as these expeiHences are by its own efforts transformed into systematized knowledge.
{a). It must here be observed that full compliance with this principle does not require that pupils pursue the same course in performing their work as original discoverers. Pupils are, as already stated, investigators and not original discoverers of the principles, laws, at- tributes, etc., of existing entities and phenomena.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first step in this process is to dis- tinguish the known from the unknown ; then, second, to note the special marks or differences which sepa- rate the units or elements of the known from each other. When pupils have performed these two steps, and can clearly discriminate what they know from what they do not know, and the units or elements of the known from each other, they have laid the right foun- dation for a successful effort in investigating and mas- tering the unknown.
66. The mind ca...n be properly developed and equipped for work only as its experiences are the direct prodjicts 130 PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION.
of its oivn ejforts, and as these expeiHences are by its own efforts transformed into systematized knowledge.
{a). It must here be observed that full compliance with this principle does not require that pupils pursue the same course in performing their work as original discoverers. Pupils are, as already stated, investigators and not original discoverers of the principles, laws, at- tributes, etc., of existing entities and phenomena.
What to read after Principles of Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macvicar, Malcolm, 1829-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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