Australian Lectures 1908
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They point out that the observations of the child, the baby efforts at the connecting of observations together, the childish THE POWER OF THOUGHT. 85 efforts to draw conclusions from the observations made, that those are the things that lead to the organisation of the cells, and that gradually build the physical organ of thought. And if, with a child too young, in whose brain as yet thought has not produced this necessary web for thinking, if you try to press that child, teaching him logic, mat...hematic, or other lines of thought which depend for their understanding on the exercise of the reasoning fac- ulty, you will find the child cannot do it. In that case he will only learn by rote; he will not understand the logical process. And it is very likely that many of you, if you look back to your school days as boys and girls, may remember how you committed the problems of Euclid to memory instead of trying to reason them out as a trained mathematician would do; and you may remem- ber that sometimes when your teacher tried to see if you had understood, and altered the letters at the various angles of the figures, you showed yourself to be a most unfortunate failure, and were entirely unable to reason it out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They point out that the observations of the child, the baby efforts at the connecting of observations together, the childish THE POWER OF THOUGHT. 85 efforts to draw conclusions from the observations made, that those are the things that lead to the organisation of the cells, and that gradually build the physical organ of thought. And if, with a child too young, in whose brain as yet thought has not produced this necessary web for thinking, if you try to press that child, teaching him logic, mat...hematic, or other lines of thought which depend for their understanding on the exercise of the reasoning fac- ulty, you will find the child cannot do it. In that case he will only learn by rote; he will not understand the logical process. And it is very likely that many of you, if you look back to your school days as boys and girls, may remember how you committed the problems of Euclid to memory instead of trying to reason them out as a trained mathematician would do; and you may remem- ber that sometimes when your teacher tried to see if you had understood, and altered the letters at the various angles of the figures, you showed yourself to be a most unfortunate failure, and were entirely unable to reason it out.
What to read after Australian Lectures 1908?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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