The Principles of Intellectual Education
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By the practice we are enlarging the vocabulary of the pupil, and enlargement of vocabulary means enlargement of ideas. We are giving flexibility, at least of expression itself a sign of a flexible mind. Hence to composition we 76 The Humanities [CH.
shall pay very great attention in one or all of its many forms, whether it be paraphrase or whether it be digest, translation from foreign languages or original work. And moreover we shall practise, if really wise, the reproduction viva voce from t...he earliest days of stories, and later of more difficult matter : thus we train alike the voice and expression, show the difference of style between orations and writing, and teach control and rapidity of thought. Readiness of resource is worth some cultivation. Moreover this viva voce work prepares for the conversation which is so indispensable in the proper learning of foreign tongues, and conquers the shyness which, if a national characteristic, is certainly fostered most unduly by our present methods of education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the practice we are enlarging the vocabulary of the pupil, and enlargement of vocabulary means enlargement of ideas. We are giving flexibility, at least of expression itself a sign of a flexible mind. Hence to composition we 76 The Humanities [CH.
shall pay very great attention in one or all of its many forms, whether it be paraphrase or whether it be digest, translation from foreign languages or original work. And moreover we shall practise, if really wise, the reproduction viva voce from t...he earliest days of stories, and later of more difficult matter : thus we train alike the voice and expression, show the difference of style between orations and writing, and teach control and rapidity of thought. Readiness of resource is worth some cultivation. Moreover this viva voce work prepares for the conversation which is so indispensable in the proper learning of foreign tongues, and conquers the shyness which, if a national characteristic, is certainly fostered most unduly by our present methods of education.
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