Youth_ Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene - G. Stanley Hall

because thou oughtest." Fichte said that Faulheit, Feigheit, and Falschheit [Laziness, cowardice, falsehood] w ...

instead of in that of mischief. He reminds us that nearly one-third of the inhabitants of America are adolesce ...

(d) The Princely Knights of Character Castle is an organization founded in 1895 for boys from twelve to eig ...

Chicago in imitation of such ideas of Masons, Odd-Fellows, etc., as its founder could get from his older ...

December, 1900, vol. 7, pp. 492-525.] [Footnote 8: Children's Ideals. Pedagogical Seminary, April, 1900, vol. ...

[Footnote 20: Children's Attitude toward Punishment for Weak Time Sense. By D.S. Snedden. Barnes's Studi ...

excursions, organize games, etc., but avoid all direct teaching and book work generally. This writer thinks ...

CHAPTER X INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION AND SCHOOL WORK The general change and plasticity at puberty—English teaching—Causes o ...

take pleasure in obliging and imitating those they like and perhaps in disobliging those they dislike. ...

clumsiness of body and mind. The blood-vessels expand and blushing is increased, new sensations and feelings a ...

words, as against 55,000 in the old Webster's Unabridged. Worcester's Unabridged of 1860 has 105,000; Murray's, ...

history of resistance to this control. Once spelling was a matter of fashion or even individual taste; a ...

that marked deficiency here often debars from all other courses. Every careful study of the subject for ...

girls—inevitable with their increasing numbers, the sense that Latin means entering upon a higher ed ...

has become more or less of a stylist and knows how to hew out modes of expressing his own individuality in g ...

deemed the question improper. I visited the eleventh recitation in Othello in a high school class of ninete ...

III. It is hard and, in the history of the race, a late change, to receive language through the eye which ...

output to be quantified, and some of it gives time for more care in the choice of words. But is it a g ...

helpless without objects of sense. Conversation is increasingly concrete, if not of material things and perso ...

farmer is unable to name the cattle in his yard or his own occupations, although he can reason as well as ...