The Teacher's Practical Philosophy; a Treatise of Education As a Species of Conduct (Fifteen Lectures)
The Teacher's Practical Philosophy; a Treatise of Education As a Species of Conduct (Fifteen Lectures)
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In the intelligent and skilful exercise of his function as training the senses, the teacher may fit the mind of the pupil to do this work well. The knowledge and mastery of natural forces, the knowledge of how to use things, the intelligent grasp on the concep- tion of Nature as an orderly and beautiful whole, and some of the finest and most ennobling elements of the moral and the religious life, can be gained only in this way. Such education lays the founda- tions of science and of art ; and i...t leads up to the reflective acquaintance with those truths that con- cern themselves about the interpretation of Nature, and the more ultimate signiflcance of her mysterious THE FUNCTION 0FTEni 'TbjLCilhk* ' Vof ways. The avenue, to seeing otherwise invisible things may be opened for the mind of the pupil by the teacher's hand in the training of the pupil's eyes to see what really surrounds him on every side. And to show the opening mind, how this world is God's world, and how God has through countless ages been making, and is still making tiiis, his world, is well worth learning how to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the intelligent and skilful exercise of his function as training the senses, the teacher may fit the mind of the pupil to do this work well. The knowledge and mastery of natural forces, the knowledge of how to use things, the intelligent grasp on the concep- tion of Nature as an orderly and beautiful whole, and some of the finest and most ennobling elements of the moral and the religious life, can be gained only in this way. Such education lays the founda- tions of science and of art ; and i...t leads up to the reflective acquaintance with those truths that con- cern themselves about the interpretation of Nature, and the more ultimate signiflcance of her mysterious THE FUNCTION 0FTEni 'TbjLCilhk* ' Vof ways. The avenue, to seeing otherwise invisible things may be opened for the mind of the pupil by the teacher's hand in the training of the pupil's eyes to see what really surrounds him on every side. And to show the opening mind, how this world is God's world, and how God has through countless ages been making, and is still making tiiis, his world, is well worth learning how to do.
What to read after The Teacher's Practical Philosophy; a Treatise of Education As a Species of Conduct (Fifteen Lectures)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Trumbull Ladd to read onlineMoreLess
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