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THE STUDENT'S MANUAL

e. Influence of Rousseau, Herbart and Froebel on modern education: 932.

6. CHILD STUDY:

a. Study of mental and physical nature of children in modern educa-

tion: 384.

b. Work of Rousseau, Pestalozzi, Herbart and Froebel: 384.

c. Culture-epoch theory of Ziller: 384.

d. Theory of G. Stanley Hall: 385.

e. Preyer's "The soul of the child": 385.

f. Learning by doing: theories of Dewey and Angell: 385.

g. Development of perception: 385. h. Place of play in education: 385.

7. ADOLESCENCE:

a. Transition from childhood to adult life: 14.

b. Physical changes characteristic of this period: 14.

c. Mental and emotional traits: 15.

d. Late adolescence period of change from dependence to independ-

ence: 15.

e. Called the stress and strain period: 15.

f. Professor James* advice: 15.

g. Practical problem of the educator: 15.

8. SELF ACTIVITY:

a. Instincts, impulses and interests: 1720.

b. Emphasized by Froebel school: 1720.

c. Relation of the will: 1720.

d. Self activity basis of the will, effort and interest: 1720.

e. How developed: 1720.

f. How to be treated by teacher: 1720.

9. HABIT:

a. Definition of term: 821.

b. How distinguished from instinct: 821.

c. How habits are established: 821.

d. Relation to brain and nerve action: 821.

e. Function and value of habit: 821.

10. MENTAL DISCIPLINE:

a. Value in developing power of mind: 1203.

b. Disciplinary value of certain studies: 1204.

c. Opposing views of Herbart: 1204.

d. Discipline a factor in choosing school curriculum: 1204.

e. Value of correlation: 1205.

11. MEMORIZING:

a. Place in early system of education: 1201.

b. Change of method in modern education, but aim the same: 1201.

c. Memory differs in degree and kind: 1201.

d. Methods of memorizing mechanical and associative: 1201.

e. Mnemonic systems: 1201.

f. Logical associations most effective: 1201.

III. SCHOOL ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT:

1. WHAT THE SUBJECT INCLUDES: 1691.

2. MATTERS CONCERNING THE SCHOOL BUILDING:

a. The erection of the school building: 1699.

(1) Selection of the proper site.

(2) Aid to be obtained from the state in designing to. School sanitation: 1691-92.

(1) What is included in the subject: 1691.

(2) Heating and ventilation: 1692.

(3) Problem of providing for sufficient light: 1692.

(4) Need of having adjustable seats and desks: 1692.

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