Lectures in the Training Schools for Kindergartners
Lectures in the Training Schools for Kindergartners
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The circumstances in this instance were favorable to real conversation. In addition to my love of psychological ob- servation in general, and my love and interest in this child in particular, was that which I felt in the mother, whose own childhood had been so shadowed by her human environment that it had not taught her what onl}' childhood can teach with its uneclipsed vision of the Father's face, of which Christ speaks and warns the adult not to offend (or, as the revised version translates i...t, cause to stumble) , On her account, as well as on my own and the child's, I was careful not to put my thoughts into his head, but merely lead him to the stand- 126 A PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION.
point from which he could see the truth for himself. It is because these conditions made for once an opportunity for a genuine conversation between intuitive childhood and such maturity of experience as I had attained, realizing Froebera ideal of the conversation of the kindergarten, that I am desirous to give it to you as a hint of how you should pro- ceed — though, of course, jou would probably never have so exceptional an opportunity ; because the children that come to you will generally have minds already misty with half -defined ideas of God, received from the vague, half -defined minds of the imperfectly educated adults, conveyed to the children either in that careless or dogmatic manner in which they are usuall}' talked to, not with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The circumstances in this instance were favorable to real conversation. In addition to my love of psychological ob- servation in general, and my love and interest in this child in particular, was that which I felt in the mother, whose own childhood had been so shadowed by her human environment that it had not taught her what onl}' childhood can teach with its uneclipsed vision of the Father's face, of which Christ speaks and warns the adult not to offend (or, as the revised version translates i...t, cause to stumble) , On her account, as well as on my own and the child's, I was careful not to put my thoughts into his head, but merely lead him to the stand- 126 A PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION.
point from which he could see the truth for himself. It is because these conditions made for once an opportunity for a genuine conversation between intuitive childhood and such maturity of experience as I had attained, realizing Froebera ideal of the conversation of the kindergarten, that I am desirous to give it to you as a hint of how you should pro- ceed — though, of course, jou would probably never have so exceptional an opportunity ; because the children that come to you will generally have minds already misty with half -defined ideas of God, received from the vague, half -defined minds of the imperfectly educated adults, conveyed to the children either in that careless or dogmatic manner in which they are usuall}' talked to, not with.
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