Treatise On Parents And Children
Treatise On Parents And Children
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In fact thereal difficulty is to prevent them from wasting their time by readingfor the sake of reading and studying for the sake of studying, insteadof taking some trouble to find out what they really like and are capableof doing some good at. Some silly person will probably interrupt mehere with the remark that many children have no appetite for a literaryeducation at all, and would never open a book if they were not forcedto. I have known many such persons who have been forced to the pointof... obtaining University degrees. And for all the effect their literaryexercises has left on them they might just as well have been put on thetreadmill. In fact they are actually less literate than the treadmillwould have left them; for they might by chance have picked up and dippedinto a volume of Shakespear or a translation of Homer if they had notbeen driven to loathe every famous name in literature. I should probablyknow as much Latin as French, if Latin had not been made the excuse formy school imprisonment and degradation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact thereal difficulty is to prevent them from wasting their time by readingfor the sake of reading and studying for the sake of studying, insteadof taking some trouble to find out what they really like and are capableof doing some good at. Some silly person will probably interrupt mehere with the remark that many children have no appetite for a literaryeducation at all, and would never open a book if they were not forcedto. I have known many such persons who have been forced to the pointof... obtaining University degrees. And for all the effect their literaryexercises has left on them they might just as well have been put on thetreadmill. In fact they are actually less literate than the treadmillwould have left them; for they might by chance have picked up and dippedinto a volume of Shakespear or a translation of Homer if they had notbeen driven to loathe every famous name in literature. I should probablyknow as much Latin as French, if Latin had not been made the excuse formy school imprisonment and degradation.
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