The American Journal of School Hygiene
The American Journal of School Hygiene
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A teacher wanted to develop the toothbrush habit in certain of her pupils by the suggestive method. She accordingly posted up by the school wash- bowl an attractive advertisement picture of a child cleaning his teeth with a brush. A few days after this, one of the most needy of her pupils said to her, pointing to the picture, "We got one o' them brushes at our house now, and we all use it ! ' ' Play is a deeply rooted tendency in child life. It is because Mrs. Stoner took fullest advantage of t...his fact that she was able to accomplish the remarkable intellectual and healthful development of her daughter, Winifred Sackville Stoner, described in her book, "Natural Education. " Many desirable health habits can be started by incorporating them into a game, and many undesirable ones can be broken up in a similar way.
APRIL, 17 OF SCHOOL HYGIENE 77 As an example of the first sort, a teacher taught her pupils to use a toothbrush properly and to do other acts of the morning toilet, through a game called, "Getting ready for breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A teacher wanted to develop the toothbrush habit in certain of her pupils by the suggestive method. She accordingly posted up by the school wash- bowl an attractive advertisement picture of a child cleaning his teeth with a brush. A few days after this, one of the most needy of her pupils said to her, pointing to the picture, "We got one o' them brushes at our house now, and we all use it ! ' ' Play is a deeply rooted tendency in child life. It is because Mrs. Stoner took fullest advantage of t...his fact that she was able to accomplish the remarkable intellectual and healthful development of her daughter, Winifred Sackville Stoner, described in her book, "Natural Education. " Many desirable health habits can be started by incorporating them into a game, and many undesirable ones can be broken up in a similar way.
APRIL, 17 OF SCHOOL HYGIENE 77 As an example of the first sort, a teacher taught her pupils to use a toothbrush properly and to do other acts of the morning toilet, through a game called, "Getting ready for breakfast.
What to read after The American Journal of School Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Ewell Krolik to read onlineMoreLess
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