Science of Education
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Not upon the surface alone, however, but in the thought of the philosopher also, of whatever school, the initia- tive of the learner is vital and ever-present. " Man differs from animals in many respects, but in none so much as in his faculty to advance or hinder the forces that work for or against his own development." * In both the individual and the race the mind is more than a receiving agent ; through both experience and instinct it is an active and often conscious factor in not only selec...ting but excluding the raw material for its fur- nishing. Very early in its history the mind comes to see what it wants to see, and hear what it purposes to use and enjoy, and group its experiences in a more or • Edmond KeUy. " Erolution and Effort," p. 37, The Instrument of Education 113 less independent way. It is not enougli that the eyes be open before a beautiful landscape in order to enjoy it or understand it; there is needed attention — a posi- tive and more or less purposeful bias of the mind toward it, an effort of the will, and a measure of con- scious holding to of the interest; a forceful, aggressive gathering to one's self of nature's spread-out attraction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not upon the surface alone, however, but in the thought of the philosopher also, of whatever school, the initia- tive of the learner is vital and ever-present. " Man differs from animals in many respects, but in none so much as in his faculty to advance or hinder the forces that work for or against his own development." * In both the individual and the race the mind is more than a receiving agent ; through both experience and instinct it is an active and often conscious factor in not only selec...ting but excluding the raw material for its fur- nishing. Very early in its history the mind comes to see what it wants to see, and hear what it purposes to use and enjoy, and group its experiences in a more or • Edmond KeUy. " Erolution and Effort," p. 37, The Instrument of Education 113 less independent way. It is not enougli that the eyes be open before a beautiful landscape in order to enjoy it or understand it; there is needed attention — a posi- tive and more or less purposeful bias of the mind toward it, an effort of the will, and a measure of con- scious holding to of the interest; a forceful, aggressive gathering to one's self of nature's spread-out attraction.
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