Training the Children
Training the Children
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At first the teacher examined the compositions himself and made indi- vidual criticisms. Later, the pupils exchanged com- positions and each one noted the mistakes and imper- fections of the one he examined. The new training asks that the books be exchanged, but it makes it the duty of each pupil to search for the good features in his neighbor's work and not for the bad. When pictures have been painted by the pupils, as many as possible are placed before the class one at a time, and the pupils ...are asked to point out the excellences in composition, or design, or coloring. A similar course is followed in reading, modeling, manual train- ing, and in every subject in which the pupils do original, productive, constructive work either with language or with things. The advantages of the new over the old training are easily seen. The pupils who are trained to search for the strong and beautiful things in the work of their fellows, instead of the weak and undesirable things, will learn the strong and true and beautiful elements of art or composi- NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE TRAINING 47 tion, or other form of work definitely ; and they will be trained to form the habit of looking for the true and beautiful things in life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first the teacher examined the compositions himself and made indi- vidual criticisms. Later, the pupils exchanged com- positions and each one noted the mistakes and imper- fections of the one he examined. The new training asks that the books be exchanged, but it makes it the duty of each pupil to search for the good features in his neighbor's work and not for the bad. When pictures have been painted by the pupils, as many as possible are placed before the class one at a time, and the pupils ...are asked to point out the excellences in composition, or design, or coloring. A similar course is followed in reading, modeling, manual train- ing, and in every subject in which the pupils do original, productive, constructive work either with language or with things. The advantages of the new over the old training are easily seen. The pupils who are trained to search for the strong and beautiful things in the work of their fellows, instead of the weak and undesirable things, will learn the strong and true and beautiful elements of art or composi- NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE TRAINING 47 tion, or other form of work definitely ; and they will be trained to form the habit of looking for the true and beautiful things in life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Laughlin Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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