A New Course of Study, And Other Papers
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At the next stage, arms branch out from the legs. Later we find an oval for the body and the legs and arms are at- tached to this. Then buttons are added.
Fingers are placed upon the hands. Ears and hair begin to appear. These are sub- stantially the synthetic elements or symbols 72 THE LOGIC OF CHILDREN by which the young child represents the hu- man form.
Houses always have roofs and many of them are made with the two ends facing the observer, showing that children at that pe- riod have no id...ea of perspective. Nearly all houses have a chimney, indicating the child's interest in motor images and his ap- preciation of them. Doors and windows ap- pear almost from the start. All the chil- dren's houses are transparent, that is, the interior can be seen from the outside. The child does not consider that the furniture can not be seen through the side of the house.
These representations of various objects embody only fundamental characteristics or attributes. Children, then, use these syn- thetic elements in much the same way that they use language to express their crude conception of ideas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the next stage, arms branch out from the legs. Later we find an oval for the body and the legs and arms are at- tached to this. Then buttons are added.
Fingers are placed upon the hands. Ears and hair begin to appear. These are sub- stantially the synthetic elements or symbols 72 THE LOGIC OF CHILDREN by which the young child represents the hu- man form.
Houses always have roofs and many of them are made with the two ends facing the observer, showing that children at that pe- riod have no id...ea of perspective. Nearly all houses have a chimney, indicating the child's interest in motor images and his ap- preciation of them. Doors and windows ap- pear almost from the start. All the chil- dren's houses are transparent, that is, the interior can be seen from the outside. The child does not consider that the furniture can not be seen through the side of the house.
These representations of various objects embody only fundamental characteristics or attributes. Children, then, use these syn- thetic elements in much the same way that they use language to express their crude conception of ideas.
What to read after A New Course of Study, And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward R Edward Richard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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