...Objective or practical ; b) Socratic or heuristic ; (c) Vital or dynamic. AIMS : — " Nature-Study is learning those things in Nature that are best worth...doing those things that make life most worth living." — (HoDGE.) " Nature-Study is the culture of the habit of observing and thinking for one's self, and...

...and names. Should we not be more familiar with them? Some one has said that the study of nature is learning those things in nature that are best worth...end of doing those things that make life most worth the living. It would seem we must learn what is true in order to do what is right, but I should go...

...study therewith. The gist of the matter is well expressed in these two quotations : ''Nature-study is learning those things in nature that are best worth...doing those things that make life most worth living.'' — Hodge. "By nature-study a good teacher means such a study of the natural world as leads to sympathy...

...thing at hand to the end that his lite may be fuller and richer " Clifton F. Hodge defines it as, " Learning those things in nature that are best worth...end of doing those things that make life most worth liv1ng." It is " a new element in education which has for its object the cultivation of the child's...

...have discussed the subject of Wardlan Cases and their cost In rny "Teaching Botanist," pages 82-85. things in nature that are best worth knowing, to the...doing those things that make life most worth living" is the purpose in nature study as expressed by Clifton F. Hodge, and it applies as well to botany....

...character, of the will to do good, of the power to create happiness. "Nature Study," he declares, "is learning those things in nature that are best worth...doing those things that make life most worth living." Of first importance are man's primitive relations to animal and plant life. Household pets are the...

...thing at hand to the end that his lite may be fuller and richer " Clifton F. Hodge defines it as, " Learning those things in nature that are best worth...doing those things that make life most worth living." It is " a new element in education which has for its object the cultivation of the child's intelligent...

...have the purpose of nature study clearly before us. This may be expressed in a brief formula, as : Learning those things in nature that are best worth...doing those things that make life most worth living. What things are best worth knowing is indicated in a fundamental way by the relations toward nature...

...able to satisfy their mental hunger with the east wind of authority.— TH Hrx1.EY. Nature study is learning those things in nature that are best worth...end of doing those things that make life most worth the living. NATURE STUDY AND LIFE CHAPTER I THE POINT OF VIEW And God blessed them, and said unto them,...

...reader with the authority of profound modern scholarship. ''Nature-study," according to this book, "is learning those things in nature that are best worth...end of doing those things that make life most worth the living." All through there is a full-breathed hardihood of optimism as unconscious as a child's...