Home, School, And Vacation; a book of Suggestions
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Discipline is the process of regulating so- cial conduct. If desire possessed in itself judgment, so that it could ascertain for itself which are the most enduring things, then the discipline problem would be no problem at all: all children would be born with a moral sense. But desire is at one end of the child's nature, and judgment is at the other. Desire is his most primitive spiritual possession, and judgment is his most civilized. There is no natural cooperation between them. More- over ju...dgment bases its decisions upon expe- rience, and a child has no experience, either personal or imparted. His elders it is who must supply him with selected experience, and impart to him the conclusions of their own experience and of the experience of those who have gone before them. So he gets material upon which to exercise his own judgment. His desire can be depended upon to like best the best thing which it appre- hends, but unaided by judgment it cannot 118 HOME, SCHOOL, AND VACATION ascertain what is best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Discipline is the process of regulating so- cial conduct. If desire possessed in itself judgment, so that it could ascertain for itself which are the most enduring things, then the discipline problem would be no problem at all: all children would be born with a moral sense. But desire is at one end of the child's nature, and judgment is at the other. Desire is his most primitive spiritual possession, and judgment is his most civilized. There is no natural cooperation between them. More- over ju...dgment bases its decisions upon expe- rience, and a child has no experience, either personal or imparted. His elders it is who must supply him with selected experience, and impart to him the conclusions of their own experience and of the experience of those who have gone before them. So he gets material upon which to exercise his own judgment. His desire can be depended upon to like best the best thing which it appre- hends, but unaided by judgment it cannot 118 HOME, SCHOOL, AND VACATION ascertain what is best.
What to read after Home, School, And Vacation; a book of Suggestions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Ware Winsor Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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