The Moral Instruction of Children
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Chapter 13 THE DUTY OF ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
discussion of the grammar course, which is intended for children between twelve and fifteen years of age, and accor
1 Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM OF UNSECTARIAN MORAL INSTRUCTION.2 Chapter 2 THE EFFICIENT MOTIVES OF GOOD CONDUCT.3 Chapter 3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR MORAL TRAINING IN THE DAILY SCHOOL.4 Chapter 4 The Self-regarding Duties.5 Chapter 5 The duties which we owe to all men are Justice and Charity 6 Chapter 6 Special social duties 7 Chapter 7 THE MORAL OUTFIT OF CHILDREN ON ENTERING SCHOOL.8 Chapter 8 THE USE OF FAIRY TALES.9 Chapter 9 THE USE OF FABLES.10 Chapter 10 SUPPLEMENTARY REMARKS ON FABLES.11 Chapter 11 STORIES FROM THE BIBLE.12 Chapter 12 THE ODYSSEY AND THE ILIAD.13 Chapter 13 THE DUTY OF ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE.14 Chapter 14 DUTIES WHICH RELATE TO THE PHYSICAL LIFE.15 Chapter 15 DUTIES WHICH RELATE TO OTHERS.16 Chapter 16 DUTIES TOWARD ALL MEN.17 Chapter 17 THE ELEMENTS OF CIVIC DUTY.18 Chapter 18 THE USE OF PROVERBS AND SPEECHES.19 Chapter 19 THE INDIVIDUALIZATION OF MORAL TEACHING.