The Mother in Education
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The other day I hap- pened to pass a recreation ground belonging to a large public school, where a troup of kindergarten children were going through a game that should be accompanied by music. The circle consisted of chil- dren far above the average in looks, evidently belong- ing to the class that has the privileges of opportunity.
But the listlessness, the dulness and lack of interest apparent through the little circle showed the perfunc- tory nature of this educative game ; the teacher herse...lf looked bored to extinction, and not a single child showed any of the liveliness that one would suppose natural to the occasion. It was merely a drill; as are most of such exercises in public schools; and must have left the effect of penalty rather than of pleasure on the participants in it. Systematized plays have this disadvantage ; that they require unusual tact, ex- perience and originality in the leader or teacher. It is far better for the child to be left free to work out its instinctive ideas of frolic unaided than that he 106 THE MOTHEK IN EDUCATION should be fettered in the free exercise of his fancy by the obligation of drill..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other day I hap- pened to pass a recreation ground belonging to a large public school, where a troup of kindergarten children were going through a game that should be accompanied by music. The circle consisted of chil- dren far above the average in looks, evidently belong- ing to the class that has the privileges of opportunity.
But the listlessness, the dulness and lack of interest apparent through the little circle showed the perfunc- tory nature of this educative game ; the teacher herse...lf looked bored to extinction, and not a single child showed any of the liveliness that one would suppose natural to the occasion. It was merely a drill; as are most of such exercises in public schools; and must have left the effect of penalty rather than of pleasure on the participants in it. Systematized plays have this disadvantage ; that they require unusual tact, ex- perience and originality in the leader or teacher. It is far better for the child to be left free to work out its instinctive ideas of frolic unaided than that he 106 THE MOTHEK IN EDUCATION should be fettered in the free exercise of his fancy by the obligation of drill..
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Hull Winterburn to read onlineMoreLess
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