The Curriculum
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Life, whether individual or national, especially the serious part of it, is largely made up of oveTcomina obstac les.
Man's serious life is mainly a battle with opposing forces^ These may be men or animals, disease or ignorance, winter 136 THE CURRICULUM or famine, or powerful forces of Nature. But fight them he must; and he lives mainly in the fight, — so far as his seri- ous moments are concerned. And even his best play is the smock-fight. .^^ To participate aetivMy in the wars of the nationq...,! group is to act with it when its action is most strenuous and when its soUdarity is most conscious. Let youth, therefore, mingle with the group at such times and they will then rapidly and effectively take on a vitalized nationalistic consciousness.
For this reason, let youth continue to refight the colonial wars, the Revolutionary War, and the later wars with Eng- land, Spain, Mexico, and the Indian tribes. Let the accounts of these fights be so presented that youth can refight them in that spirited, intense, and whole-hearted way that is congenial to its hot blood; and which is necessary for firing the enthusiasms of youth and &i]>4adis§olubly fusing the individual into conscious and ncquiescejjl membership in the' national' group.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life, whether individual or national, especially the serious part of it, is largely made up of oveTcomina obstac les.
Man's serious life is mainly a battle with opposing forces^ These may be men or animals, disease or ignorance, winter 136 THE CURRICULUM or famine, or powerful forces of Nature. But fight them he must; and he lives mainly in the fight, — so far as his seri- ous moments are concerned. And even his best play is the smock-fight. .^^ To participate aetivMy in the wars of the nationq...,! group is to act with it when its action is most strenuous and when its soUdarity is most conscious. Let youth, therefore, mingle with the group at such times and they will then rapidly and effectively take on a vitalized nationalistic consciousness.
For this reason, let youth continue to refight the colonial wars, the Revolutionary War, and the later wars with Eng- land, Spain, Mexico, and the Indian tribes. Let the accounts of these fights be so presented that youth can refight them in that spirited, intense, and whole-hearted way that is congenial to its hot blood; and which is necessary for firing the enthusiasms of youth and &i]>4adis§olubly fusing the individual into conscious and ncquiescejjl membership in the' national' group.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bobbitt John Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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