Pestalozzi How Gertrude Teaches

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LIBRARY OF WELLES LEY COLLEGE FROM THE FUND OF EBEN NORTON HORSFORD in 20ll with funding from Wellesley College Library HOW GERTRUDE, TEACHES HER CHILDREN An Attempt to Help Mothers to Teach their own Children AND AN ACCOUNT OF THE METHOD A Bejjort to the Society of the Friends of Education, Burgdorf BY JOHANK^ HEIXRICH PESTALOZZI TRANSLATED BT LUCY E. HOLLAND AND FEANCES C. TURNER AND EDITED, AVITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES, BY EBENEZER COOKE Second Edition, from Wholly New Plates SYRACUSE, i^". T. C. W. BARDEEN, PUBLISHER Copyright, 1898, by C. W. Bardeen CONTENTS Page Editor's Preface vii Note on Two Difficult Words 7 Preface 17 Letter I. Experiments at Stanz and Burgdorf 29 Letter II. Pestalozzi's Assistants at Burgdorf 81 Letter III. Pestalozzi's Assistants at Burgdorf 109 Letter TV. The Laws of Teaching 124 Letter V. The Three Sources of Knowledge 135 Letter YL Number, Form, Language 140 Letter VII. First Elementary Means, Sound 150 Letter VIIL Second Elementary Means, Form 183 Letter IX. Third Elementary Means, Number 209 Letter X. Sense-Impression the Foundation 220 Letter XI. Sense-Impression made an Art 228 Letter XII. Pestalozzi's Review of his Work 256 Letter XIII. Importance of Practical Skill 267 Letter XIV. Moral Education 283 Letter XV. Religious Education 296 Appendix: — An Account of the Method. A Report 309 Supplements to …
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