The Aims And Defects of College Education
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I have found what seemed to me a lack of proper sense of social obligation in the college student and, not infrequently, an arrogance and an absence of human sympathy that can be born only of ignorance of fundamental social-economic truths an ignorance which every true edu- cator should strive to dispel. " The comments of financiers and busi- ness men constitute the following group. All of the men quoted occupy positions of great responsibility in their firms, and several of them are leaders in... the com- mercial life of the country.
1 "There are fundamental traits of char- acter which should be developed, such as concentration, habits of mental discipline which lead to careful work, accurate thinking 1 Quoted from the letter of J. G. Schmidlapp, of Cin- cinnati.
36 Aims and Defects of and keen penetration, and above all, as most of our students are reared to-day, teach them economy. I have often said that I would rather my boys would learn economy than to learn the multiplication table, for I believe they would get more happiness out of the one than out of the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have found what seemed to me a lack of proper sense of social obligation in the college student and, not infrequently, an arrogance and an absence of human sympathy that can be born only of ignorance of fundamental social-economic truths an ignorance which every true edu- cator should strive to dispel. " The comments of financiers and busi- ness men constitute the following group. All of the men quoted occupy positions of great responsibility in their firms, and several of them are leaders in... the com- mercial life of the country.
1 "There are fundamental traits of char- acter which should be developed, such as concentration, habits of mental discipline which lead to careful work, accurate thinking 1 Quoted from the letter of J. G. Schmidlapp, of Cin- cinnati.
36 Aims and Defects of and keen penetration, and above all, as most of our students are reared to-day, teach them economy. I have often said that I would rather my boys would learn economy than to learn the multiplication table, for I believe they would get more happiness out of the one than out of the other.
What to read after The Aims And Defects of College Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster Partridge Boswell to read onlineMoreLess
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