The Science of Education
The Science of Education
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Thirdly, the intelligence may infer — induce — one part from another part of the same whole. This is the familiar inductive movement of thought. It is exemplified abundantly in common life as when the child shuns a flame after having once felt its burning heat, and most conspicuously in science, as when the geologist on finding a fossil bone at once induces from the fact that it is a part of some organic whole that there must have been other parts or organs belonging to the same whole, and so p...roceeding from part to part and putting together the results he comes to know that a mastodon had once lived and died and left a part of itself in that locality. The deductive and the inductive processes are true complement- aries, as evidently there can be in the generic relation of quantity only the two movements, that between the whole and the parts and that between one part and another part.
The work of education has thus set before it the precise nature of the mental activity known MENTAL EDUCATION:— n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirdly, the intelligence may infer — induce — one part from another part of the same whole. This is the familiar inductive movement of thought. It is exemplified abundantly in common life as when the child shuns a flame after having once felt its burning heat, and most conspicuously in science, as when the geologist on finding a fossil bone at once induces from the fact that it is a part of some organic whole that there must have been other parts or organs belonging to the same whole, and so p...roceeding from part to part and putting together the results he comes to know that a mastodon had once lived and died and left a part of itself in that locality. The deductive and the inductive processes are true complement- aries, as evidently there can be in the generic relation of quantity only the two movements, that between the whole and the parts and that between one part and another part.
The work of education has thus set before it the precise nature of the mental activity known MENTAL EDUCATION:— n.
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