Seven Lamps for the Teacher's Way
Seven Lamps for the Teacher's Way
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What is habit? Anatomically, habit is a well- worn neural pathway ; physiologically, it is a dis- charge of energy along a line of least resistance ; psychologically, it is the doing of things in the old way. A thought impels to action ; the action reacts on the thought to strengthen it so that it impels more readily to the same action, and the outcome is habit. What the psychologist calls accommodation is a product also of this inter- action. A thought impels to action as before, [4] THE TEACH...ER'S WAY but the action may react on the thought with a kind of surplus energy to change it as well as to strengthen it, so that it impels to modified action.
Habit saves the past; accommodation looks to the future. Habit releases the mind from its old endeavor ; accommodation engages it for new endeavor. If habit means ruts and bondage, accom- modation means escape therefrom ; if habit means conservation of the good or the bad, accommoda- tion means acquisition of the better or the worse.
Habit and accommodation are both friends and enemies, each essential to the other and yet each in the other's way, — no habit that is not based on previous accommodation, no accommodation that does not spring from habit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is habit? Anatomically, habit is a well- worn neural pathway ; physiologically, it is a dis- charge of energy along a line of least resistance ; psychologically, it is the doing of things in the old way. A thought impels to action ; the action reacts on the thought to strengthen it so that it impels more readily to the same action, and the outcome is habit. What the psychologist calls accommodation is a product also of this inter- action. A thought impels to action as before, [4] THE TEACH...ER'S WAY but the action may react on the thought with a kind of surplus energy to change it as well as to strengthen it, so that it impels to modified action.
Habit saves the past; accommodation looks to the future. Habit releases the mind from its old endeavor ; accommodation engages it for new endeavor. If habit means ruts and bondage, accom- modation means escape therefrom ; if habit means conservation of the good or the bad, accommoda- tion means acquisition of the better or the worse.
Habit and accommodation are both friends and enemies, each essential to the other and yet each in the other's way, — no habit that is not based on previous accommodation, no accommodation that does not spring from habit.
What to read after Seven Lamps for the Teacher's Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Alpine Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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