Education; Educational psychology; Moral education
[8] I think this fear was the same as the fear of mechanical toys. He
saw her first asleep, and thought she was a doll; when she moved he was
startled.
[9] The method adopted with me at the same age was to pick me up by the
heels and hold my head under water for some time. This method, oddly
enough, succeeded in making me like the water; nevertheless I do not
recommend it.
[10] See Bousfield, “Sex and Civilization”, _passim_.
[11] Cf. “The Nervous Child” by Dr. H. C. Cameron (3rd ed., Oxford,
1924), p. 32 ff.
[12] See _e.g._ “The Secret Corps”, by Captain Ferdinand Tuohy, Chap.
VI, (Murray, 1920).
[13] Hodder and Stoughton, 1925.
[14] “The Montessori Method” (Heinemann, 1912), p. 103.
[15] See Dr. H. C. Cameron, “The Nervous Child”, Chaps. IV and V.
[16] In very rare instances, it does a little harm, but this is easily
cured and is not more serious than the results of thumb-sucking.
[17] On this subject, _cf._ “The Nursery-School”, by Margaret McMillan
(Dent, 1919), p. 197.
[18] Although Miss McMillan is American, I understand that the
importance of nursery-schools is even less appreciated in America than
in England. As, however, there are not the financial difficulties which
exist in Europe, it may be hoped that the movement will soon become
wide-spread in the United States. There is no mention of it in O’Shea’s
book, though the need of it is evident from his remarks on p. 182.
[19] See Montessori, “The Montessori Method” (Heinemann, 1912), p. 42
ff.
[20] O’Shea, p. 386.
[21] Are we to infer that culture consists in carrying a hip-flask? The
definition seems applicable.
[22] In those days, in England, the State bore only part of the expense
of the school; this part was called a “grant”, and depended upon the
success of the children in examinations.
[23] The arguments in favour of segregating the able children are well
stated in O’Shea, Chap. XIV.
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