Scenes in the Practice of a New York Surgeon
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The nervous exhaustion attendant upon committing to memory long and absurd tasks, during those hours when the young girl should forget that there is a school, and which should be devoted entirely to exercise and pleasing diversion, and CAUSES OF EARLY DECAY IN WOMAN. 121 above all, to walking in the open air, causes her to seize, too often with a morbid and insane avidity, upon dancing, as the only real recreation she is permitted to enjoy ; consequently, that which is designed for a graceful a...ccom- plishment and pleasing relaxation from more serious pur- suits, often occupies the mind exclusively, and proves equally degrading to her intellect, and injurious to her health.
The oral system of instruction, the only method congenial to nature, should be adopted in every school desirous of improving the youthful mind and body, and elevating the intellect of the learner ; then the reasoning powers would be developed, and facts and beautiful and true analogies would fill the mind, instead of musty rules, and words often as unintelligible to the teacher as to the learner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nervous exhaustion attendant upon committing to memory long and absurd tasks, during those hours when the young girl should forget that there is a school, and which should be devoted entirely to exercise and pleasing diversion, and CAUSES OF EARLY DECAY IN WOMAN. 121 above all, to walking in the open air, causes her to seize, too often with a morbid and insane avidity, upon dancing, as the only real recreation she is permitted to enjoy ; consequently, that which is designed for a graceful a...ccom- plishment and pleasing relaxation from more serious pur- suits, often occupies the mind exclusively, and proves equally degrading to her intellect, and injurious to her health.
The oral system of instruction, the only method congenial to nature, should be adopted in every school desirous of improving the youthful mind and body, and elevating the intellect of the learner ; then the reasoning powers would be developed, and facts and beautiful and true analogies would fill the mind, instead of musty rules, and words often as unintelligible to the teacher as to the learner.
What to read after Scenes in the Practice of a New York Surgeon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward H Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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