Education and
Education and life
作者：Baker, James H. (James Hutchins), 1848-1925
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共 59 题- EDUCATION AND LIFE
- EDUCATION AND LIFE
- PAPERS AND ADDRESSES
- BY
- JAMES H. BAKER, M.A., LL.D.
- LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- EDUCATION.
- PAGE
- I. HERITAGE OF THE SCHOLAR 3
- II. PLATO’S PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION AND LIFE 29
- III. SECONDARY EDUCATION: A REVIEW 50
- IV. EDUCATIONAL VALUES 69
- V. POWER AS RELATED TO KNOWLEDGE 80
- VI. MORAL TRAINING 92
- VII. CAN VIRTUE BE TAUGHT? 103
- VIII. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY 116
- IX. UNIVERSITY IDEALS 130
- X. GENERAL EDUCATION PRACTICAL 145
- ELEMENTS OF AN IDEAL LIFE.
- I. THE MODERN GOSPEL OF WORK 155
- II. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH 172
- III. EVOLUTION OF A PERSONAL IDEAL 187
- IV. THE GREEK VIRTUES IN MODERN APPLICATION 199
- V. THE STUDENT AS CITIZEN 211
- VI. OPTIMISM AND INTEREST 221
- VIII. PROGRESS AS REALIZATION 243
- EDUCATION.
- EDUCATION.
- HERITAGE OF THE SCHOLAR.
- PLATO’S PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION AND LIFE.
- SECONDARY EDUCATION: A REVIEW.[1]
- 1. That work in many secondary-school studies should be begun earlier.
- 14. That more field work should be required for certain sciences.
- 7. Some parts of the model programmes made by the committee.
- FOOTNOTES:
- EDUCATIONAL VALUES.
- POWER AS RELATED TO KNOWLEDGE.
- MORAL TRAINING.
- CAN VIRTUE BE TAUGHT?
- COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.[2]
- FOOTNOTES:
- UNIVERSITY IDEALS.[5]
- FOOTNOTES:
- GENERAL EDUCATION PRACTICAL.
- ELEMENTS OF AN IDEAL LIFE.
- ELEMENTS OF AN IDEAL LIFE.
- THE MODERN GOSPEL OF WORK.
- Lowell wrote of the pioneers who settled New England that they were men
- THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH.
- EVOLUTION OF A PERSONAL IDEAL.
- THE GREEK VIRTUES IN MODERN APPLICATION.
- THE STUDENT AS CITIZEN.
- OPTIMISM AND INTEREST.
- THE ETHICAL AND ÆSTHETIC ELEMENTS IN EDUCATION.
- I have often dwelt upon the lines of Wordsworth:
- PROGRESS AS REALIZATION.
- Transcriber’s Notes