The Relations of Mind And Brain
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Howe took such articles as a pen, a pin, a key, and spoon, — restricting names to mono- syllables ; the articles were laid on the table that she might feel them ; she was then made to feel the doctor's finger as he formed the letters for pen according to the manual alphabet ; and this was repeated until she grew familiar with the signs, and associated them with the things. Next, the printed cha- racters were cut out and pasted on the articles, and thereafter single characters were cut, and she ...was set to arrange them in proper order, afterwards placing the name on the" appropriate article, in order to test accuracy. She became conscious that she was making out the names " pen " and " pin." The smile of satisfaction passed over her face, and Dr. Howe could say, " I now felt that the first step had been taken successfully, and that this was the only really difficult one." The lessons were extended to embrace a larger number of objects; the numerals were learned, with marks of punctuation and interro- gation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howe took such articles as a pen, a pin, a key, and spoon, — restricting names to mono- syllables ; the articles were laid on the table that she might feel them ; she was then made to feel the doctor's finger as he formed the letters for pen according to the manual alphabet ; and this was repeated until she grew familiar with the signs, and associated them with the things. Next, the printed cha- racters were cut out and pasted on the articles, and thereafter single characters were cut, and she ...was set to arrange them in proper order, afterwards placing the name on the" appropriate article, in order to test accuracy. She became conscious that she was making out the names " pen " and " pin." The smile of satisfaction passed over her face, and Dr. Howe could say, " I now felt that the first step had been taken successfully, and that this was the only really difficult one." The lessons were extended to embrace a larger number of objects; the numerals were learned, with marks of punctuation and interro- gation.
What to read after The Relations of Mind And Brain?
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