Studies Introductory to a Theory of Education By E T Campagnac
Studies Introductory to a Theory of Education By E T Campagnac
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In fact, not only must these two processes go on, but they must be simultaneous. The teacher's attempt and the world's attempt to impress the child cannot go on unless he is, at the same time, making his attempt to impress them by expressing himself, because of this simple fact: that vi] The Code 99 the human creature who is not striving to express himself is dead. They only make their impression as he comes forward to receive it ; and as he comes forward to receive it, he necessarily strikes t...hem with the same force as that with which they strike him: it is a collision of minds; and if the teacher is sensitive as well as powerful, he will receive an impression quite as deep as that which he gives. In any case, there is to be this give-and-take. To put it in another way, the child who is accepting the world, and his teacher included in it, is also making the world which he accepts ; he is refashioning what he receives in the very act of taking it to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, not only must these two processes go on, but they must be simultaneous. The teacher's attempt and the world's attempt to impress the child cannot go on unless he is, at the same time, making his attempt to impress them by expressing himself, because of this simple fact: that vi] The Code 99 the human creature who is not striving to express himself is dead. They only make their impression as he comes forward to receive it ; and as he comes forward to receive it, he necessarily strikes t...hem with the same force as that with which they strike him: it is a collision of minds; and if the teacher is sensitive as well as powerful, he will receive an impression quite as deep as that which he gives. In any case, there is to be this give-and-take. To put it in another way, the child who is accepting the world, and his teacher included in it, is also making the world which he accepts ; he is refashioning what he receives in the very act of taking it to himself.
That is indicated in several passages.
What to read after Studies Introductory to a Theory of Education By E T Campagnac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campagnac, Ernest Trafford, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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