Parent and Child Volume III., Child Study and Training by Mosiah Hall
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parents--the power to mold and fashion and transform the impulses and
instincts of their children into whatsoever ideals of life and conduct they themselves possess. Where is the parent who fully realizes his privilege and completely performs his sacred duty? LESSON VII QUESTIONS ON THE TEXT 1. What are the supreme needs of the infant? 2. What is the first mental fact to note? 3. Illustrate reflex movement, instinctive movement, impulsive movement. 4. Contrast the impulses of children with the instincts of lower animals. 5. What opportunity is given parents through the impulsive movements of the infant? 6. What only may training and education hope to accomplish with the instincts of children? 7. What almost divine power is possessed by parents in the training of children? |
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