Category: Sociology
FIRST EDITION -–1,000 copies. Printed November, 1899. SECOND IMPRESSION -–1,500 copies. Printed February, 1900. THIRD IMPRESSION -–5,000 copies. Printed July, 1900. FOURTH IMPRESSION -–1,000 copies. Printed June, 1904. FIFTH IMPRESSION -–2,500 copies. Printed February, 1905. S...
A word as to the relation of the school to educational interests generally. I heard once that the adoption of a certain method in use in our school was objected to by a teacher...
2. Part 2The unity of all the sciences is found in geography. The significance of geography is that it presents the earth as the enduring home of the occupations of man. The world withou...
3. Part 3Now, if we organize and generalize all of this, we have the ideal school. There is no mystery about it, no wonderful discovery of pedagogy or educational theory. It is simply a...
1. Part 1FIRST EDITION -–1,000 copies. Printed November, 1899. SECOND IMPRESSION -–1,500 copies. Printed February, 1900. THIRD IMPRESSION -–5,000 copies. Printed July, 1900. FOURTH IMPRE...
5. Part 5Though there should be organic connection between the school and business life, it is not meant that the school is to prepare the child for any particular business, but that the...
4. Part 4Of all the possibilities involved in the subject, “The School and the Life of the Child,” I have selected but one, because I have found that that one gives people more difficult...
7. Part 7At the end of three years, then, we are not afraid to say that some of our original questions have secured affirmative answers. The increase of our children from fifteen to almo...