The Evolution of Man And His Mind a History And Discussion of the Evolution And
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As evidence of self-consciousness being slow to appear, Preyer's infant bit his own arm, though not recognizing it as part of himself. But the child is a born diplomat often, as in the combination of a large and small apple and a little boy, who says to a little girl : "Are you greedy?" "No. " "Then you can have the first choice. " The trickiness, cunning, the ability to conspire, scheme, swindle, are not at all exalted faculties, for the DEVELOPMENT OF THE MIND. 403 youngest child and the mean...est savage have all these traits inborn and ready to exercise.
Jules Simon says that "the nation with the best schools is the first nation in the world, " but pedagogy has a long road before it will evolve to an application of Spencer's and Schopenhauer's conceptions of methods of instruction. Spencer urges the ac- quirement of learning that is most directly helpful in getting a living, and postponing the ornamental studies till later years. Schopenhauer divides studies into the direct, or natural, with ob- ject lessons, and the artificial, through books, which impart gen- eral ideas before concrete facts are sufficiently accumulated and memorized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As evidence of self-consciousness being slow to appear, Preyer's infant bit his own arm, though not recognizing it as part of himself. But the child is a born diplomat often, as in the combination of a large and small apple and a little boy, who says to a little girl : "Are you greedy?" "No. " "Then you can have the first choice. " The trickiness, cunning, the ability to conspire, scheme, swindle, are not at all exalted faculties, for the DEVELOPMENT OF THE MIND. 403 youngest child and the mean...est savage have all these traits inborn and ready to exercise.
Jules Simon says that "the nation with the best schools is the first nation in the world, " but pedagogy has a long road before it will evolve to an application of Spencer's and Schopenhauer's conceptions of methods of instruction. Spencer urges the ac- quirement of learning that is most directly helpful in getting a living, and postponing the ornamental studies till later years. Schopenhauer divides studies into the direct, or natural, with ob- ject lessons, and the artificial, through books, which impart gen- eral ideas before concrete facts are sufficiently accumulated and memorized.
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