Youth Its Education Regimen And Hygiene
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The half- 19 279 YOUTH : ITS EDUCATION, REGIMEN, AND HYGIENE educated woman as a social factor has produced many soft lecture courses and cheap books. This is an argu- ment for the higher education of the sex. Finally, Jordan insists that coeducation leads to marriage, and he believes that its best basis is common interest and intellectual friendship.
Prom the available data it seems, however, that the more scholastic the education of women, the fewer chil- dren and the harder, more dangerous, ...and more dreaded ' is parturition, and the less the ability to nurse children.
' Not intelligence, but education by present man-made ways, is inversely as fecundity. The sooner and the more clearly this is recognized as a universal rule, not, of course, without many notable and much vaunted ex- ceptions, the better for our civilization. For one, I plead with no whit less earnestness and conviction than any of the feminists, and indeed with more fervor be- cause on nearly all their grounds and also on others, for the higher education of women, and would welcome them to every opportunity available to men if they can not do better ; but I would open to their election an- other education, which every competent judge would pronounce more favorable to motherhood, under the influence of female principals who do not publicly say that it is " not desirable " that women students should study motherhood, because they do not know whether they will marry, who encourage them to elect " no special subjects because they are women," and who think infant psychology " foolish." Various interesting experiments in coeducation are now being made in England.^ Some are whole-hearted ' Coeducation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The half- 19 279 YOUTH : ITS EDUCATION, REGIMEN, AND HYGIENE educated woman as a social factor has produced many soft lecture courses and cheap books. This is an argu- ment for the higher education of the sex. Finally, Jordan insists that coeducation leads to marriage, and he believes that its best basis is common interest and intellectual friendship.
Prom the available data it seems, however, that the more scholastic the education of women, the fewer chil- dren and the harder, more dangerous, ...and more dreaded ' is parturition, and the less the ability to nurse children.
' Not intelligence, but education by present man-made ways, is inversely as fecundity. The sooner and the more clearly this is recognized as a universal rule, not, of course, without many notable and much vaunted ex- ceptions, the better for our civilization. For one, I plead with no whit less earnestness and conviction than any of the feminists, and indeed with more fervor be- cause on nearly all their grounds and also on others, for the higher education of women, and would welcome them to every opportunity available to men if they can not do better ; but I would open to their election an- other education, which every competent judge would pronounce more favorable to motherhood, under the influence of female principals who do not publicly say that it is " not desirable " that women students should study motherhood, because they do not know whether they will marry, who encourage them to elect " no special subjects because they are women," and who think infant psychology " foolish." Various interesting experiments in coeducation are now being made in England.^ Some are whole-hearted ' Coeducation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Stanley Granville Stanley Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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