The Art of Teaching
The Art of Teaching
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Your minds have learned by long practice to associate particular meanings with particular words ; and hence, when MEMORY 39 I utter the words, the meanings come with them, unbidden, by virtue of external suggestion. So when we see pictures or landscapes, the mind never contents itself with the reception merely of the intelligence or the image which the eye brings to it, but is always led to think of something else ; to draw some reflection, to make some comparison, to contemplate something whic...h either Thelawof has happened, will happen, or might hap- associa- pen. That is what philosophers call the tion * law of association or mental suggestion. And thus the history of all our knowledge is the history of the associations which our minds form. Whether a mind be well developed and well stocked, on the one hand, or feebly and badly taught, on the other, depends mainly on the nature of its habits with regard to this one principle of suggestion or associa- tion. If, when one thought comes before a mind it brings others with it which are useful and en- nobling, we say the mind is a healthy one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your minds have learned by long practice to associate particular meanings with particular words ; and hence, when MEMORY 39 I utter the words, the meanings come with them, unbidden, by virtue of external suggestion. So when we see pictures or landscapes, the mind never contents itself with the reception merely of the intelligence or the image which the eye brings to it, but is always led to think of something else ; to draw some reflection, to make some comparison, to contemplate something whic...h either Thelawof has happened, will happen, or might hap- associa- pen. That is what philosophers call the tion * law of association or mental suggestion. And thus the history of all our knowledge is the history of the associations which our minds form. Whether a mind be well developed and well stocked, on the one hand, or feebly and badly taught, on the other, depends mainly on the nature of its habits with regard to this one principle of suggestion or associa- tion. If, when one thought comes before a mind it brings others with it which are useful and en- nobling, we say the mind is a healthy one.
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