“The method of observation is established upon one fundamental base–the liberty of the pupils in their spontaneous manifestations.” (p. 54)
“…so that the children may be free to go and come s they like…” (54)
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“The method of observation is established upon one fundamental base–the liberty of the pupils in their spontaneous manifestations.” (p. 54)
“…so that the children may be free to go and come s they like…” (54)
Questions: What stands in for “psychological” and “physiological” development?
How will the student-writer be “measured”? What precisely will be “observed”?
“And with all this they will have acquired habits of order, and, above all, they will have formed the habit of observing themselves” (54).