 | Charles Alpheus Bennett - 1913 - 676 sider
...Fine workmanship ought not to be expected nor insisted upon, but the article, when completed, should adequately meet the need in response to which it is made. It must "work". Projects should as a rule be selected from the world's work, from articles of common manufacture. The... | |
 | Great Britain. Board of Education - 1914 - 264 sider
...groups should be met first. The school is the largest social unit realised by a fifth or sixth grade child, then the home and play group. Meeting these...common manufacture, such as toys, boxes, calendars, bookmarkers, pictures, mottoes, quotation cards, doilies, face-cloths, slippers, &c. Included in the... | |
 | Charles Alpheus Bennett - 1913 - 868 sider
...Fine workmanship ought not to he expected nor insisted upon, but the article, when completed, should adequately meet the need in response to which it is made. It must "work". Projects should as a rule be selected from the world's work, from articles of common manufacture. The... | |
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The school is the largest social unit realized by a child ; then the home and play group. Meeting these needs teaches the necessity of social service, and develops a love for such service. 3. Very fine workmanship ought not to be expected, and therefore... 