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from "Some Rights of Children as Persons"
in School Education
by Charlotte Mason
Personal Initiative in Work
Select all the correct answers.
Which two arguments does the information in the passage support?
Children have come to rely on external motivation to do work.
Parents are responsible for the way their child performs at school.
In their work, too, we are too apt to interfere with
children. We all know the delight with which any scope
for personal initiative is hailed, the pleasure children
take in doing anything which they may do their own way
anything fact, which allows room for skill of hand,
play of fancy, or development of thought. With our
present theories of education it seems that we cannot
give much scope for personal initiative. There is so much
task-work to be done, so many things that must be, not
learned, but learned about that it is only now and then
a child gets the chance to produce himself in his work.
But let us use such opportunities as come in our way.
A very interesting and instructive educational
experiment on these lines has later
Examinations and grades are unnecessary.
The current education system hinders children's creativity,
Schools should include more creative arts in their syllabus.