 | William W. Speer - 1896 - 168 pages
...two inches long. Give other exercises. " Almost invariably children show a strong tendency to cut out things in paper, to make, to build, — a propensity...those powers -of manipulation in which most people are most deficient." — Herbert Spencer. Drawing. — 1. Draw a square. Draw a smaller square. 2. Draw... | |
 | William W. Speer - 1896 - 168 pages
...two inches long. Give other exercises. "Almost invariably children show a strong tendency to cut out things in paper, to make, to build, — a propensity...those powers -of manipulation in which most people are most deficient."—Herbert Spencer. Drawing. — 1. Draw a square. Draw a smaller square. 3. Draw two... | |
 | Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin, Nora Archibald Smith - 1896 - 378 pages
...Cutting a " children show a strong tendency to ?nsti™tof cut out things in paper, to make, to children. build ; a propensity which, if duly encouraged and...those powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient." The baby of three months delights to tear papers, attracted as much, perhaps, by the... | |
 | William W. Speer - 1898 - 168 pages
...two inches long. Give other exercises. " Almost invariably children show a strong tendency to cut out things in paper, to make, to build, — a propensity...those powers -of manipulation in which most people are most deficient." — Herbert Spencer. Drawing. — 1. Draw a square. Draw a smaller square. 2. Draw... | |
 | John Raymond Howard - 1899 - 236 pages
...fashion of some teachers to begin. Almost invariably, children show a strong propensity to cut out things in paper, to make, to build — a propensity...those powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient. When the observing and inventive faculties have attained the requisite power, the pupil... | |
 | 1922 - 948 pages
...Spencer that "Invariably children show a strong tendency to make, to build, a propensity which, if duly directed, will not only prepare the way for scientific conceptions, but will develop these powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient." Thus it is important to note that... | |
 | Laura L. Plaisted - 1909 - 452 pages
...show a strong propensity to cut out things in paper — to make, to build — a propensity which, if encouraged and directed, will not only prepare the...those powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient.' Children who are taught how to use scissors and allowed to cut out in paper objects... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1910 - 320 pages
...here, too, nature_4ioi»t8 the way. Almost invariably, children show a strong propensity to cut out things in paper, to make, to build — a propensity...those powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient. When the observing and inventive faculties have attained the requisite power, the pupil... | |
 | 1899 - 488 pages
...unconscious play of the little home makers. Almost invariably, children show a strong propensity to cut out things In paper, to make, to build— a propensity,...those powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient.— Herbert Spencer. WHEN DADDY LIGHTS THE TruiT ж We have our share of ups and downs,... | |
 | Morris Meister - 1921 - 198 pages
...Spencer that "Invariably children show a strong tendency to make, to build; a propensity which, if duly directed, will not only prepare the way for scientific conceptions, but will develop these powers of manipulation in which most people are so deficient." Thus it is important to note that... | |
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Almost invariably, children show a strong propensity to cut out things in paper, to make, to build — a propensity which, if duly encouraged and directed, will not only prepare the way for scientific conceptions, but will develop those powers of manipulation... 
