The Doctrine of Formal Discipline
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The experiment should have been carried further. By dropping the emphasis on neatness in arithmetic, and turn- ing the attention to the spelling papers, the investigators would almost certainly have found a marked falling off in neatness of the arithmetic papers though not a complete return to the old standard and would have found improvement more rapid in the new subject than in the former one. Given the will to be neat, the skill acquired in the work on arithmetic papers can perfectly well be... transferred to work on other papers: but the amount of automatic, involuntary transfer from one activity to another is certain to be small. Ruediger partially recognized this fact, and made a series of tests on neatness, in which, besides working actively for neatness in one subject, the teachers continually brought the ideal of neat- ness before the children, though making no special allusion to the other school subjects. The result was an unquestionable improvement on the average in all subjects, though the im- provement was greatest in the subject where it was em- phasized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The experiment should have been carried further. By dropping the emphasis on neatness in arithmetic, and turn- ing the attention to the spelling papers, the investigators would almost certainly have found a marked falling off in neatness of the arithmetic papers though not a complete return to the old standard and would have found improvement more rapid in the new subject than in the former one. Given the will to be neat, the skill acquired in the work on arithmetic papers can perfectly well be... transferred to work on other papers: but the amount of automatic, involuntary transfer from one activity to another is certain to be small. Ruediger partially recognized this fact, and made a series of tests on neatness, in which, besides working actively for neatness in one subject, the teachers continually brought the ideal of neat- ness before the children, though making no special allusion to the other school subjects. The result was an unquestionable improvement on the average in all subjects, though the im- provement was greatest in the subject where it was em- phasized.
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