Elements of Moral Philosophy Comprising the Theory of Morals And Practical Ethi
Elements of Moral Philosophy Comprising the Theory of Morals And Practical Ethi
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Let this be universally adopted in the instruction and government of schools, and teachers will have little occasion to complain of aver- sion, indifference, or dulness in their pupils. I would fain transcribe the interesting account of Pestalozzi's achool, given by Madame de Stael in her " Germany ;" but I suspect that I have already digressed sufficiently from the topics which directly belong to the general sub- ject of this volume. " It is a remarkable cirumstance, " says she, u that neither... punishment nor reward is neces- sary to excite his pupils in their labors. This is, per- haps, the first instance, in which a school of one hundred and fifty children has succeeded without having recourse to the principles of emulation and of fear. How many bad feelings are spared, when every emotion of jealousy and disappointed ambition is removed from the heart; and when the child sees not, in his companions, rivals, nr in his teacher, a judge !. .. There, the object is, not to excel, not to succeed in a competition for superiority, but to make a progress, to advance toward an end at which they all aim with equal integrity and simplicity of intention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let this be universally adopted in the instruction and government of schools, and teachers will have little occasion to complain of aver- sion, indifference, or dulness in their pupils. I would fain transcribe the interesting account of Pestalozzi's achool, given by Madame de Stael in her " Germany ;" but I suspect that I have already digressed sufficiently from the topics which directly belong to the general sub- ject of this volume. " It is a remarkable cirumstance, " says she, u that neither... punishment nor reward is neces- sary to excite his pupils in their labors. This is, per- haps, the first instance, in which a school of one hundred and fifty children has succeeded without having recourse to the principles of emulation and of fear. How many bad feelings are spared, when every emotion of jealousy and disappointed ambition is removed from the heart; and when the child sees not, in his companions, rivals, nr in his teacher, a judge !. .. There, the object is, not to excel, not to succeed in a competition for superiority, but to make a progress, to advance toward an end at which they all aim with equal integrity and simplicity of intention.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John L Parkhurst to read onlineMoreLess
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