Modern Views On Education
Modern Views On Education
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Solvitur pugnando. ' With humorous insight the head of one of our modern universities has described primary education as learning to do things we do not like, and secondary education as learning to look as if we liked them. Allowing something for differences of temperament and endow- ment, it is true of the average healthy child that he craves to put forth his strength, whether of body, intellect, or will. And the invitation to do so is a compliment to which even those not naturally of an activ...e temper seldom, if ever, turn a deaf ear. There is a middle way, therefore, between 'soft' and 20b MODERN VIEWS 'hard' pedagogy, between a 'peptonised* and a wholly indigestible mental diet. It is the way of a stimulating interest, of the nature and methods of which we gain our truest con- ceptions the more completely we allow for the life impulses within the child. 'The deepest thing in a child is the striving to be himself, his very self. And the first and great commandment is : Respect that in the child which impels him to live his own life in his own way.
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Solvitur pugnando. ' With humorous insight the head of one of our modern universities has described primary education as learning to do things we do not like, and secondary education as learning to look as if we liked them. Allowing something for differences of temperament and endow- ment, it is true of the average healthy child that he craves to put forth his strength, whether of body, intellect, or will. And the invitation to do so is a compliment to which even those not naturally of an activ...e temper seldom, if ever, turn a deaf ear. There is a middle way, therefore, between 'soft' and 20b MODERN VIEWS 'hard' pedagogy, between a 'peptonised* and a wholly indigestible mental diet. It is the way of a stimulating interest, of the nature and methods of which we gain our truest con- ceptions the more completely we allow for the life impulses within the child. 'The deepest thing in a child is the striving to be himself, his very self. And the first and great commandment is : Respect that in the child which impels him to live his own life in his own way.
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