The Children's Educational Theatre
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We are all, old and young, in the hands of the caterer and the box-office. We must give the children a chance to create their own world of play — ^joyous, childish play.
Let me add in conclusion that I interpret this move- ment for which Miss Herts and the Children's Theatre stand as a part of the great movement that is de- veloping among us to get more purposeful play into life for old as well as young. In the highly specialized labor of to-day a man can find no adequate expression of himself ...in his work — ^which may be the making, year in and year out, of the twentieth part of a shoe.
We must save ourselves by a wiser attention to play, to amusement and recreation ; and we must begin by giving our children the chance to grow by creative, formative play, involving the deeper forces of child nature and the joyous exercise of childhood's best gifts.
THE ACTIVITY OF THE DRAMATIC INSTINCT DURING ADOLESCENCE By G. Stanley Hall President of Clark University Adolescence is, roughly speaking, the teens when nature and heredity add a higher story to humanity 96 THE CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL THEATRE and transform the boy and girl into the man and woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are all, old and young, in the hands of the caterer and the box-office. We must give the children a chance to create their own world of play — ^joyous, childish play.
Let me add in conclusion that I interpret this move- ment for which Miss Herts and the Children's Theatre stand as a part of the great movement that is de- veloping among us to get more purposeful play into life for old as well as young. In the highly specialized labor of to-day a man can find no adequate expression of himself ...in his work — ^which may be the making, year in and year out, of the twentieth part of a shoe.
We must save ourselves by a wiser attention to play, to amusement and recreation ; and we must begin by giving our children the chance to grow by creative, formative play, involving the deeper forces of child nature and the joyous exercise of childhood's best gifts.
THE ACTIVITY OF THE DRAMATIC INSTINCT DURING ADOLESCENCE By G. Stanley Hall President of Clark University Adolescence is, roughly speaking, the teens when nature and heredity add a higher story to humanity 96 THE CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL THEATRE and transform the boy and girl into the man and woman.
What to read after The Children's Educational Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heniger, Alice Minnie Herts to read onlineMoreLess
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