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Program for Supplemental Work
on the
STUDY OF CHILD LIFE
By Marion Foster Washburne.
MEETING I
Infancy. (Study pages 3-25)
(a) Its Meaning. See Fiske on "The Part Played by Infancy in the Evolution of Man" in "A Century of Science" (16c).
(b) General Laws of Progression. See Millicent s.h.i.+nn's "Biography of a Baby" (12c), and W. Preyer's "The Mind of the Child" (20c). Give resumes of these two books.
(c) Practical Conclusions. Hold Experience Meeting to conclude afternoon.
MEETING II
Faults and Their Remedies. (Study pages 26-57)
(a) General Principles of Moral Training. Read Herbert Spencer on "Education" (12c), chapter on "Punishment"; also call for quotations from H.H. Jackson's "Bits of Talk About Home Matters" (10c).
(b) Corporal Punishment. Why It Is Wrong.
(c) Positive Versus Negative Moral Training. Read extracts from Froebel's "Education of Man" (12c), and Richter's "Levana" (12c), Kate Douglas Wiggin's "Children's Rights" (10c), and Elizabeth Harrison's "Study of Child Nature" (10c), are easier and pleasanter reading, sound, but less fundamental. Choice may be made between these two sets of books, according to conditions.
(Select answer to test questions on Part I and send them to the School.)
MEETING III
Character Building. (Study pages 59-75)
Read extracts from Froebel, Pestalozzi, and Harriet Martineau.
(a) From Froebel to show general principles (12c).
(b) From Pestalozzi (14c) or if that is not available, from "Mottoes and Commentaries on Froebel's Mother-Play" (14c), to show ideal application of these general principles.
(c) From Harriet Martineau's "Household Education" (10c), "Children's Rights" (10c), to show actual application of these general principles.
Experience meeting.
MEETING IV
Educational Value of Play and Occupations. (Study pages 78-99)
(a) General Principles--Quote authorities from past to present. Read from "Education of Man" (12c) and "Mother Play" (14c).
(b) Representative and Symbolic Plays. See "Education of Man" (12c) and "Letters to a Mother on the Philosophy of Froebel" (12c). Dancing and Drama from Richter's "Levana" (12c).
(c) Nature's Playthings (Earth, Air, Fire, and Water). Ask members of cla.s.s to describe plays of their own childhood and tell what they meant to them.
(Select answer to test questions on Part II.)
MEETING V
Art and Literature in Child Life. (Study pages 100-112)
Ask members to bring good pictures and story-books, thus making exhibit.
(a) Place of Pictures in Children's Lives. Of Color. Of Modeling.
Influence of artistic surroundings. If anyone knows of a model nursery or schoolroom, let her describe it. Are drawing and modeling at school "fads" or living bases for educational processes? See Dewey on "The School and Society" (10c).
(b) Place of fiction in education. See "The Place of the Story in Early Education" (6c).
(c) Accomplishments. Practical discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of music lessons, the languages, and other work out of school. See "Adolescence," by G. Stanley Hall.
MEETING VI
Social and Religious Training. (Study pages 114-140 and Supplement)
(a) The Question of a.s.sociations. See Dewey's "The School and Society"
