Recreation And Rural Health
Recreation And Rural Health
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What are the requirements for a good game for the rural community f This question has been discussed from the broad standpoint of all forms of recreation under Question II. It is here discussed from the standpoint of one phase of recreation, namely, games. To the casual observer this question will appear to have but slight significance. It will be asked, Why should there be any distinction between games for city children and country children ? Those who insist that there should be no such disti...nction base their philosophy of play on the inflexible and erroneous interpretation of the human instincts. If modern psychology has taught us anything at all of value, it ap- pears to be that instincts are not inflexible, that they may secure ex- pression in at least three or four ways instead of one, and finally that the expression which the instinct secures is almost entirely de- pendent upon the environment. One kind of environment permits the free expression of certain of the fundamental instincts while another totally represses these same instincts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What are the requirements for a good game for the rural community f This question has been discussed from the broad standpoint of all forms of recreation under Question II. It is here discussed from the standpoint of one phase of recreation, namely, games. To the casual observer this question will appear to have but slight significance. It will be asked, Why should there be any distinction between games for city children and country children ? Those who insist that there should be no such disti...nction base their philosophy of play on the inflexible and erroneous interpretation of the human instincts. If modern psychology has taught us anything at all of value, it ap- pears to be that instincts are not inflexible, that they may secure ex- pression in at least three or four ways instead of one, and finally that the expression which the instinct secures is almost entirely de- pendent upon the environment. One kind of environment permits the free expression of certain of the fundamental instincts while another totally represses these same instincts.
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