Social Principles of Education
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of a richly varied environment is in some de- gree an art. The impulse of curiosity pushes the child out to challenge the secrets of his environment, and the native demand of his mind to know that which surrounds it compels him to an attitude of inquiry. But it is a great problem that the child is attacking when he steps out to master the material world, one that the race itself has not yet more than made a beginning upon. Much time may be saved the learner, his interest and enthusiasm may be c...onserved, and the results of his efforts made more fruitful by directing him into the most fruitful fields of observation and teaching him its method and technique.
As the individual masters the perceptual world and becomes possessed of an increasing fimd of thought material, the impression side of experience for percep- has a tendency to diminish in amoimt and tionto importance. The law of mental economy decrease. *' demands that all conscious impressions shall ultimately be reduced to the lowest elements that will serve as thought terms or symbols for adjustment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of a richly varied environment is in some de- gree an art. The impulse of curiosity pushes the child out to challenge the secrets of his environment, and the native demand of his mind to know that which surrounds it compels him to an attitude of inquiry. But it is a great problem that the child is attacking when he steps out to master the material world, one that the race itself has not yet more than made a beginning upon. Much time may be saved the learner, his interest and enthusiasm may be c...onserved, and the results of his efforts made more fruitful by directing him into the most fruitful fields of observation and teaching him its method and technique.
As the individual masters the perceptual world and becomes possessed of an increasing fimd of thought material, the impression side of experience for percep- has a tendency to diminish in amoimt and tionto importance. The law of mental economy decrease. *' demands that all conscious impressions shall ultimately be reduced to the lowest elements that will serve as thought terms or symbols for adjustment.
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