The Normal Training of the Child
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Can the Church honorably remain con- tent to do her work in a poor way, when it might be done and ought to be done in such a way as to enlist the interest of the teacher, pupil and commun- ity? We must make the work contagious.
Our thought is not to criticize and condemn the Bible school. Rather to take it as it is, be thankful for the good accomplished in the past and plan as well as pray for better things for the future. We need first to appreciate its worth. Then perhaps we will make such ch...anges, with new methods, better prepared teachers, separate class rooms, a graded curriculum and all necessary additions and im- provements as the importance of the work demands.
If the "key to the hard problem of evangeliza- • tion lies in the puny hand of the little child," we must give the hand a chance to grow strong and big. While nothing can be devised to take the place of the Bible school, it nevertheless needs to be en- larged and improved to meet the demands of to- day, not of yesterday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can the Church honorably remain con- tent to do her work in a poor way, when it might be done and ought to be done in such a way as to enlist the interest of the teacher, pupil and commun- ity? We must make the work contagious.
Our thought is not to criticize and condemn the Bible school. Rather to take it as it is, be thankful for the good accomplished in the past and plan as well as pray for better things for the future. We need first to appreciate its worth. Then perhaps we will make such ch...anges, with new methods, better prepared teachers, separate class rooms, a graded curriculum and all necessary additions and im- provements as the importance of the work demands.
If the "key to the hard problem of evangeliza- • tion lies in the puny hand of the little child," we must give the hand a chance to grow strong and big. While nothing can be devised to take the place of the Bible school, it nevertheless needs to be en- larged and improved to meet the demands of to- day, not of yesterday.
What to read after The Normal Training of the Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Ashley Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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