The Relations of Education to Citizenship
The Relations of Education to Citizenship
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What is needed is to organize them so as to secure the highest power for the highest service. They must be organized so that they may respond to sudden calls. Nowhere is this ability to act both promptly and wisely in an emer- gency more wanted than by men in public life. ! They will find help, for one thing in a cultivated imagina- tion. He who can best anticipate possible con- junctures will be best able to meet them if they occur. The educated man goes armed with general conceptions, and is ...thus equipped to encounter any particular difficulties.
But emergencies seldom occur. What is of most importance to him is to have a keen sense of the everlasting, heaven-high distinction between right and wrong, a distinction never more vital than now. In all instruction in ethics, it cannot be too strongly impressed upon the student that it forms, of necessity, in our times, part *of the foun- dation of any sound political government. It cre- ates forces that act and re-act, with unerring accuracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is needed is to organize them so as to secure the highest power for the highest service. They must be organized so that they may respond to sudden calls. Nowhere is this ability to act both promptly and wisely in an emer- gency more wanted than by men in public life. ! They will find help, for one thing in a cultivated imagina- tion. He who can best anticipate possible con- junctures will be best able to meet them if they occur. The educated man goes armed with general conceptions, and is ...thus equipped to encounter any particular difficulties.
But emergencies seldom occur. What is of most importance to him is to have a keen sense of the everlasting, heaven-high distinction between right and wrong, a distinction never more vital than now. In all instruction in ethics, it cannot be too strongly impressed upon the student that it forms, of necessity, in our times, part *of the foun- dation of any sound political government. It cre- ates forces that act and re-act, with unerring accuracy.
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