The Method of the Recitation
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The Sunday-school teacher, for instance, has taken for granted that, if she could impart a few Bible facts to her class, the children would be made more religious. Likewise, Shakespeare's dramas have been often taught with the presupposition on the part of the instructor that, if each word and each sentence were clearly comprehended, a love for Shakespeare and for literature would be engen- dered. There are few errors more serious. While one is learning to comprehend the Bible, or literary prod...uctions, or history, etc. , an unfriendly feeling may be growing up which may result in dislike of the subject. And this is the feeling that is being aroused towards many subjects that are fairly well comprehended. That attitude of mind precludes the possibility of good. Both Froebel and Herbart, the two great educators of this century, urge the necessity of interest in the studies taught, and the importance of the development of tastes. If they THE APPROACH TO INDIVIDUAL NOTIONS 95 are right, interest must be substituted for indiffer- ence or aversion.
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The Sunday-school teacher, for instance, has taken for granted that, if she could impart a few Bible facts to her class, the children would be made more religious. Likewise, Shakespeare's dramas have been often taught with the presupposition on the part of the instructor that, if each word and each sentence were clearly comprehended, a love for Shakespeare and for literature would be engen- dered. There are few errors more serious. While one is learning to comprehend the Bible, or literary prod...uctions, or history, etc. , an unfriendly feeling may be growing up which may result in dislike of the subject. And this is the feeling that is being aroused towards many subjects that are fairly well comprehended. That attitude of mind precludes the possibility of good. Both Froebel and Herbart, the two great educators of this century, urge the necessity of interest in the studies taught, and the importance of the development of tastes. If they THE APPROACH TO INDIVIDUAL NOTIONS 95 are right, interest must be substituted for indiffer- ence or aversion.
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