Wabash College Souvenir
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LIBRARY INTERIORS EDUCATION President George S. Burroughs, Ph. D., LL. D.
He who has learned should be able to teach. Self-teaching is to follow, throughout life, the college course. Whether or not we will, in teaching self we also teach others. To live is to touch the life of others ; especially is it to influence those younger than self. The course in education, passing through two years of elective work, is designed to fit for useful life as well as for professional success as a teacher. To ...this end the child must be known in its physical, intellectual and moral growth. The study of mind in those functions which especially bear upon teaching and learning must be thorough, for subjects of study and methods of instruction must stand in natural relation to the mind. One who would teach must know somewhat of those who have taught fruitfully in all the past ; he must know somewhat of past educational experiment, individual and national, also of what the world is now doing in educational work as molded by the race-spirit and by environment.
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LIBRARY INTERIORS EDUCATION President George S. Burroughs, Ph. D., LL. D.
He who has learned should be able to teach. Self-teaching is to follow, throughout life, the college course. Whether or not we will, in teaching self we also teach others. To live is to touch the life of others ; especially is it to influence those younger than self. The course in education, passing through two years of elective work, is designed to fit for useful life as well as for professional success as a teacher. To ...this end the child must be known in its physical, intellectual and moral growth. The study of mind in those functions which especially bear upon teaching and learning must be thorough, for subjects of study and methods of instruction must stand in natural relation to the mind. One who would teach must know somewhat of those who have taught fruitfully in all the past ; he must know somewhat of past educational experiment, individual and national, also of what the world is now doing in educational work as molded by the race-spirit and by environment.
What to read after Wabash College Souvenir?
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