...Pictet, ' and the pleasure which they take in reading Homer, appears to justify this improvement. ' In teaching the sciences, considerable aid is derived...ordinary plan of instruction, and in making the process of learning much less a matter of rote. The extreme rigour of Pestalozzi's plan, however, is avoided...

...in the common mode of education, is the chief object of what is called the, " Pestalozzian method, which consists In exercising the reasoning faculties,...ordinary plan of instruction; and in making the process of learning' much less a matter of rote. This end it effects by a banishment of all boots from the...

...of begin ning with Greek, and then proceeding to Latin, has been adopted with singular success. — In teaching the sciences, considerable aid is derived from the method of I'eslalozzi, which consists of exercising the reasoning faculties more than is done by the or dinary...

...in the common mode of education, is the chief object of what is called the ' Pcstalozziati method, which consists in exercising the reasoning faculties,...ordinary plan of instruction ; and in making the process of learning much less a matter of rote. This it effects by the exclusion of all books, and an entire...

...the spot, to form an adequate idea of the system in all its bearings. In teaching the sciences, much aid is derived from the method of Pestalozzi, which...reasoning faculties more than is done by the ordinary process of instruction, and in making the acquirement of knowledge much less a matter of rote. No intervals...

...the spot, to form an Adequate idea of the system in all its bearings. In teaching the sciences, much aid is derived from the method of Pestalozzi, which...exercising the reasoning faculties more than is done by tho ordinary process of instruction, and in making the acquirement of knowledge much less a matter...

...Herbert, of beginning with Greek, and then proceeding to Latin, has been adopted with singular success. In teaching the sciences, considerable aid is derived...ordinary plan of instruction, and in making the process of learning much less matter of rote. The extreme rigour of Pestalozzi's plan is avoided. Music is...

...Herbert, of beginning with Greek, and then proceeding to Latin, has been adopted with singular success. In teaching the sciences, considerable aid is derived...ordinary plan of instruction, and in making the process of learning much less matter of rote. The extreme rigour of Pestalozzi's plan is avoided. Music is...

...now in full action, astonish all who visit Hofwyl. The distinguishing excellence of Mr. Fellenberg's operations consists in his economising his resources....much less a matter of rote. Carpentry and gardening are added, as means of filling up the hours of relaxation. The character, the temper, and the habits...