...peculiarities of his pupil from developing freely through the exercise of his creative ingenuity. Play spends the pupil back refreshed to his work, since in play...they may betray thoughtlessly their inclinations. This antithesis of work and play runs through the entire life. Children anticipate in their play the...

...important and substantial activity, he not only spoils play for his pupil, for this loses all its charm when deprived of the antithesis of an earnest, set...they may betray thoughtlessly their inclinations. This antithesis of work and play runs through the entire life. Children anticipate in their play the...

...he not only spoils play for his pupil, for this loses all its charm when deprived of the anti thesis of an earnest, set task, but he undermines his respect...they may betray thoughtlessly -their inclinations. This antithesis of work and play runs through the entire life. Children anticipate in their play the...

...pupil from developing freely through the exercise of his creative ingenuity. Play sends the pupil iack refreshed to his work, since in play he forgets himself...they may betray thoughtlessly their inclinations. This antithesis of work and play runs through the entire life. Children anticipate in their play the...

...Work is laid out for the pupil by his teacher by authority, but in his play he is left to himself Flay sends the pupil back refreshed to his work, since...they may betray thoughtlessly their inclinations. This antithesis of work and play runs through the entire life. Children anticipate in their play the...

...teacher by authority, but in his play he is left to himself. Flay sends the pupil back refreshed to hia work, since in play he forgets himself in his own...himself in a manner prescribed for him by another. Flay is of great importance in helping one to discover the true individualities of children, because...

...Play. Work is laid out for the pupil by his teacher by authority, but in his piny he is left to himself Play sends the pupil back refreshed to his work, since...play he forgets himself in his own way, while in work ho is required to forget himself in a manner prescribed for him by another. Play is of great importance...

...Work is laid out for the pupil by his teacher by authority, but in hia play he is left to himself. s proportionate to his reputation and ability. And...while the German professor is regularly licensed a ho is required to forget himself in a manner prescribed for him by another. Play is of great importance...

...important and substantial activity, he not only spoils play for his pupil, for this loses all its charm when deprived of the antithesis of an earnest, set...himself in a manner prescribed for him by another. * Work should never be treated as if it were play, nor play as if it were work. In general, the arts,...

...antithesis of an earnest, set task, but he undermines his respect for real existence. On the oilier hand, if he does not give him space, time, and opportunity,...while in work he is required to forget himself in a manner1 prescribed for him by another. • • • * Work should never be treated as if it were play,...