Studies in Education Science Art History
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Translated by Anna C.
Brackett.
170 STUDIES IN EDUCATION.
science adds to its difficulty, and emphasizes the demand for its cultivation. It is hard to see how the university, whose admitted function is education, can pass by the science, art, and history of education without discrediting its own work and virtually denying its own name. To practice the art while refusing to cultivate or teach the science of teaching, is little better than rank empiricism.
The last argument derives additional str...ength from the peculiar stage of education upon which the foremost nations and countries have now entered. Education has at last reached the reflective or scientific stage. Throw- ing off the clutch of the empiricist, she has ascended to her long-vacant seat in the family of the sciences. Evidences of this are the increased attention paid to education by text-writers on psychology and ethics, the later pedago- gical literature, the more systematic and rational methods of instruction in schools, and the rapidly- increasing facili- ties for teaching educational science.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Translated by Anna C.
Brackett.
170 STUDIES IN EDUCATION.
science adds to its difficulty, and emphasizes the demand for its cultivation. It is hard to see how the university, whose admitted function is education, can pass by the science, art, and history of education without discrediting its own work and virtually denying its own name. To practice the art while refusing to cultivate or teach the science of teaching, is little better than rank empiricism.
The last argument derives additional str...ength from the peculiar stage of education upon which the foremost nations and countries have now entered. Education has at last reached the reflective or scientific stage. Throw- ing off the clutch of the empiricist, she has ascended to her long-vacant seat in the family of the sciences. Evidences of this are the increased attention paid to education by text-writers on psychology and ethics, the later pedago- gical literature, the more systematic and rational methods of instruction in schools, and the rapidly- increasing facili- ties for teaching educational science.
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