Child Welfare in Tennessee. An Inquiry
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Over-emphasis of the accessory muscles at the expense of the fundamentals re- sults in excessive nervous strain and fatigue. In play the fundamental muscles receive the lion's share of exercise, which is well for the child, especially since it frequently happens that in school there is premature and excessive training of the finer muscle centers and, through the de- tailed analysis and exact definitions so often required of young children, a violation of the natural order of brain development. ...• The child is thus saved from nervous disas- ter. Play represents the normal motor life. Away back in racial antiquity, it was a necessity of survival to run with speed, to dodge, to throw with accuracy, to strike with a club. These abilities were of prime importance to individ- uals and the race. Individuals who did not possess them were eliminated. The boys who liked to run, who had an instinctive desire to run, were best fitted to cope with the environment as they grew up. The love of running, dodg- ing, throwing, striking, surv^ives the child of today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over-emphasis of the accessory muscles at the expense of the fundamentals re- sults in excessive nervous strain and fatigue. In play the fundamental muscles receive the lion's share of exercise, which is well for the child, especially since it frequently happens that in school there is premature and excessive training of the finer muscle centers and, through the de- tailed analysis and exact definitions so often required of young children, a violation of the natural order of brain development. ...• The child is thus saved from nervous disas- ter. Play represents the normal motor life. Away back in racial antiquity, it was a necessity of survival to run with speed, to dodge, to throw with accuracy, to strike with a club. These abilities were of prime importance to individ- uals and the race. Individuals who did not possess them were eliminated. The boys who liked to run, who had an instinctive desire to run, were best fitted to cope with the environment as they grew up. The love of running, dodg- ing, throwing, striking, surv^ives the child of today.
What to read after Child Welfare in Tennessee. An Inquiry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Child Labor Committee (U.S.) to read onlineMoreLess
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