How to Organize Round Tables for Mothers Association
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G. Ingersoll. Pub. By C. P. Farrell, Wash- ington, D. C. CHILDREN'S INTERESTS. Indicated by — i. Collections. 2. Plays and games. 3. Choice of literature. 4. Imitation. Observations made — 1. At home. 2. At school. 3. At play. 4. In the street. 5. At work. 6. In conversation with one another. Note. — A child's strongest interest lies on top and presses most for expression. He acquires his language power along the lines of his interests. — Earl Barnes. How objects most appeal to children at diff...erent ages through : 1. Use. 2. Form. 3. Color. 4. Structure. 5. Substance. Interest in the abstract increases from six to six- teen. 19 20 HOW TO ORGANIZE ROUND TABLES. i. Are there marked interests or tendencies common to all children, under normal con- ditions, at certain ages, indicating a law of development ? 2. If so, to what extent shall children's natural interests be our guide in education ? 3. Compare the relative value of induced inter- ests and natural interests. LITERARY REFERENCES.
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