Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . Base Ball Squad r. Language. Only throui^h an exercise of the power of expression which the child alreadypossesses will he gain additional power in the correct and pleasing use of hismother tongue, and in the world, social and commercial, perhaps no facultycontributes more than this to success. The first step in developing expression is to arouse thought and awakenideas. To this end all the subjects of the school curriculum may be employedand all of the occupations and activities of the school room and play groundshould be made to
Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . Base Ball Squad r. Language. Only throui^h an exercise of the power of expression which the child alreadypossesses will he gain additional power in the correct and pleasing use of hismother tongue, and in the world, social and commercial, perhaps no facultycontributes more than this to success. The first step in developing expression is to arouse thought and awakenideas. To this end all the subjects of the school curriculum may be employedand all of the occupations and activities of the school room and play groundshould be made to contribute. The entire world of childish experience andknowledge may be drawn upon for the materials for language training. It is, however, through long sustained effort and practice under never ceasingwatch and correction that the art of correct speaking and writing is obtained. Itis the duty of the school to afford this practice and to exercise this surveillancein order that there may be a development of the power to speak without effortand with freedom from grammatical erro
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