In it, the author, Julia Grant, describes a discussion in one of the many child-study groups organized by the federal government, universities, and local institutions in the 1930s and 1940s, about what to do with a child who is jealous of the new baby. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Cal. and had an excellent relationship with the staff of the child-study center at the university where I had earned my master's degree, so our son attended the school-day program there. ❋ M-mv (2008)
This view of the school as an organism, a social microcosm, a little society within the great human society, having its resemblances to, and its differences from, the family and the nation, is one that the new development of "child-study" seems bound to promote and advance. ❋ Alexander F. Chamberlain (N/A)
The first thru the child-study movement and the second thru the matter of vocational guidance. ❋ Adoniram Judson Ladd (N/A)
Better that those benighted women never heard the name of child-study, than to hear it only to greet it with rebellion and hatred. ❋ Marion Foster Washburne (N/A)
The development of the human mind may be more generally understood than it was then; but it may be doubted whether the mass of teachers are today wiser in the results of child-study than were the philosophers of ancient days. ❋ Henry H. Vail (N/A)
Books are written on this subject, and the shelves of the child-study and child-training department in the libraries are rapidly filling. ❋ Marguerite Stockman Dickson (N/A)
Thus I discust briefly the great child-study movement having for its goal knowledge of the individual child as a basis for its educational treatment. ❋ Adoniram Judson Ladd (N/A)
Chicago's child-study experts concluded after examining a large number of children: ❋ William H. Allen (N/A)
Thru the child-study movement the teacher comes to know child nature so well that direct application can be made to the individual child and an intimate knowledge gained of his tastes, capacities, ambitions, and dominant interests. ❋ Adoniram Judson Ladd (N/A)
The standard of home-life has been raised through the education of parents in child-study and the teachers 'knowledge of the child's home environment has been enlarged. ❋ Nellie Roberson (1923)
Without identifying itself with any of the movements such as the kindergarten, child-study, and social settlement, without losing control of itself and resigning itself to any outside guidance, the children's library should still absorb what is to its purpose in the work of all these agencies. ❋ Unknown (1917)
Don't let us be too severe with a criticism written in the honest feeling of the moment (if it be in pencil); we are really gathering psychological and sociological data for which the child-study clubs would thank us, perhaps. ❋ Unknown (1917)
Especially has the work of Dewey (p. 780) and the child-study specialists been important in modifying kindergarten procedure. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
Herbart, and Froebel were studied more closely, and with the new light on child development gained from child-study and the newer psychology, these new subjects came to be conceived of in their proper light as means of individual expression, and to be extended to new forms, materials, colors, and new practical and artistic ends. ❋ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (1904)
She also believes that in the case of the clergy who are brought in contact with children a preliminary course of child-study, with the necessary physiology and psychology, should be compulsory. ❋ Havelock Ellis (1899)
Jean Jacques Rousseau, who wrote so beautifully on child-study, avoided the risk of failure by putting his children into an asylum; several "Communities" since have set apart certain women to be mothers to all, and bring up and care for the young, and strangely, with no apparent loss to the children; and Bellamy prophesies a day when the worries of parenthood will all be transferred to ❋ Elbert Hubbard (1885)
Accordingly, one of the best fruits of the 'child-study' movement has been to reinstate all these activities to their proper place in a sound system of education. ❋ William James (1876)
A bad conscience increases the weight of every other burden; yet I know that child-study, and other pieces of psychology as well, have been productive of bad conscience in many a really innocent pedagogic breast. ❋ William James (1876)
By all means let child-study go on, -- it is refreshing all our sense of the child's life. ❋ William James (1876)
