A Study in Pedagogy for People Who Are Not Professional Teachers
A Study in Pedagogy for People Who Are Not Professional Teachers
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And if the desire be intense and steady, and if the effort be guided by wisdom, keen and comprehensive, we shall have as a result a true philosophy working out in true methods.
But the people at large must know this phi- losophy, and work it out on a large scale. Thus the true education will come to be the " popular education " which our reformers talk about so much in these latter days.
[5] Before Beginning.
If the people are to be won to these thoughts they must be talked to in a plain and fr...ank way. Fathers, mothers, grandfathers, grandmothers, brothers, sisters, servants, preachers, clerks, editors, merchants, school-teachers, bill-posters, and news boys — a multitude — who help in never so slight a way to make public sentiment, must be stirred to wise desire and then set at work to put wise desire into wise endeavor.
Concerning the " desire " Montesquieu speaks of and the "effort" it must beget, and the "wis- dom " to be consulted, and the " ways " so mani- fold to be employed, and the "multitude" of teachers, professional and non-professional, to be enlisted — all for the promotion of " popular education" — it has been the purpose of the author to write in the following pages ; and so to write as that some indifferent parents and other people may see what a great work is before them, and seeing may approve and perform.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if the desire be intense and steady, and if the effort be guided by wisdom, keen and comprehensive, we shall have as a result a true philosophy working out in true methods.
But the people at large must know this phi- losophy, and work it out on a large scale. Thus the true education will come to be the " popular education " which our reformers talk about so much in these latter days.
[5] Before Beginning.
If the people are to be won to these thoughts they must be talked to in a plain and fr...ank way. Fathers, mothers, grandfathers, grandmothers, brothers, sisters, servants, preachers, clerks, editors, merchants, school-teachers, bill-posters, and news boys — a multitude — who help in never so slight a way to make public sentiment, must be stirred to wise desire and then set at work to put wise desire into wise endeavor.
Concerning the " desire " Montesquieu speaks of and the "effort" it must beget, and the "wis- dom " to be consulted, and the " ways " so mani- fold to be employed, and the "multitude" of teachers, professional and non-professional, to be enlisted — all for the promotion of " popular education" — it has been the purpose of the author to write in the following pages ; and so to write as that some indifferent parents and other people may see what a great work is before them, and seeing may approve and perform.
What to read after A Study in Pedagogy for People Who Are Not Professional Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Heyl Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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