The Teacher Essays And Addresses On Education
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The will is honored as of prime consequence. Other systems treat it as a merely concurrent and auxiliar force. They try to smuggle it into operation wrapped in a mass of matter-of-course performances. It is the distinctive merit of the elective system that it strips off disguises, places the great facts of the moral life in the foreground, forces the student to be conscious of what he is doing, permits him to be- come a partaker in his own work, and makes him perceive that gains and losses are ...immediately con- nected with a volitional attitude. When such a con- sciousness is aroused, every step in knowledge be- comes a step toward maturity. There is no sudden THE NEW EDUCATION 183 transformation, but the boy comes gradually to per- ceive that in the determination of the will are found the promise and potency of every form of life. Many people seem to suppose that at some epoch in the life of a young man the capacity to choose starts up of itself, ready-made. It is not so. Choice, like other human powers, needs practice for strength.
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The will is honored as of prime consequence. Other systems treat it as a merely concurrent and auxiliar force. They try to smuggle it into operation wrapped in a mass of matter-of-course performances. It is the distinctive merit of the elective system that it strips off disguises, places the great facts of the moral life in the foreground, forces the student to be conscious of what he is doing, permits him to be- come a partaker in his own work, and makes him perceive that gains and losses are ...immediately con- nected with a volitional attitude. When such a con- sciousness is aroused, every step in knowledge be- comes a step toward maturity. There is no sudden THE NEW EDUCATION 183 transformation, but the boy comes gradually to per- ceive that in the determination of the will are found the promise and potency of every form of life. Many people seem to suppose that at some epoch in the life of a young man the capacity to choose starts up of itself, ready-made. It is not so. Choice, like other human powers, needs practice for strength.
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