Schools At Home And Abroad
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American educators them- selves have pointed this out.
As a contrast observe how slight are the modifications that have been introduced into the curriculum of the German Volkschule during the last fifty years. There can be no doubt that a reasonable conservatism is char- acteristic of the good teacher, wherever he be found, and feeling as he does how much is in his keeping, nothing less than the whole future of his country, such an attitude is, I venture to think, natural and rational.* * The "... Revue Pedagogique Beige " thus wrote ; " For ages the progress of school education was retarded by general indifference ; to-day, on the contrary, the most formidable obstruction it encounters is the itch or the passion for innovations. In all countries, mon- THE PESSIMIST IN EDUCATION 1 77 I hope I have not unduly emphasised the weaknesses of foreign education. I am only anxious to bring out the fact that our own troubles are not peculiar.
Finally, let me say that some of the best schools in the world are, I believe, American schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
American educators them- selves have pointed this out.
As a contrast observe how slight are the modifications that have been introduced into the curriculum of the German Volkschule during the last fifty years. There can be no doubt that a reasonable conservatism is char- acteristic of the good teacher, wherever he be found, and feeling as he does how much is in his keeping, nothing less than the whole future of his country, such an attitude is, I venture to think, natural and rational.* * The "... Revue Pedagogique Beige " thus wrote ; " For ages the progress of school education was retarded by general indifference ; to-day, on the contrary, the most formidable obstruction it encounters is the itch or the passion for innovations. In all countries, mon- THE PESSIMIST IN EDUCATION 1 77 I hope I have not unduly emphasised the weaknesses of foreign education. I am only anxious to bring out the fact that our own troubles are not peculiar.
Finally, let me say that some of the best schools in the world are, I believe, American schools.
What to read after Schools At Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes, R[obert] E[dward], 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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