Bøger af Marion Foster Washburne

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"Study of Child Life" by Marion Foster Washburne is a classic work that delves into the intricate nuances of child development, offering a comprehensive exploration of the physical, emotional, and intellectual aspects of early life. Originally published in the early 20th century, Washburne's book is a pioneering contribution to the field of child psychology and education.The book meticulously examines the various stages of childhood, from infancy to adolescence, providing insights into the evolving nature of a child's mind and behavior. Marion Foster Washburne, an influential figure in the progressive education movement, combines her expertise with a compassionate understanding of the child's world, making this work not only informative but also deeply empathetic."Study of Child Life" explores the impact of environment, education, and social interactions on a child's development, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach to nurturing young minds. Washburne's observations are rooted in both scientific research and practical experience, offering a balanced perspective that resonates with educators, parents, and anyone interested in understanding the formative years of human life.The book addresses topics such as play, imagination, and the role of adults in shaping a child's character. Washburne's prose is accessible and engaging, making the complex subject matter approachable for a wide audience. Her work reflects the progressive ideals of her time, advocating for child-centered education and the recognition of the child as an active participant in their own learning process."Study of Child Life" continues to be relevant today as a foundational text in the study of child psychology and education. It stands as a testament to Washburne's commitment to understanding and improving the lives of children, making it a valuable resource for scholars, educators, and anyone interested in the fascinating realm of child development.

"In beginning this subject of the "Study of Child Life" there may be lurking doubts in your mind as to whether any reliable rules can really be laid down. They seem to arise mostly from the perception of the great difference between children. What will do for one child will not do for another. Some children are easily persuaded and gentle, others willful, still others sullen unresponsive. How, then, is it possible that a system of education and training can be devised suitable for their various dispositions?We must remember that children are much more alike than they are different. One may have blue eyes, another gray, another black, but they all have two. We are, therefore, in a position to make rules for creatures having two eyes and these rules apply to eyes of all colors. Children may be nervous, sanguine, bilious, or plethoric, but they all have the same kind of internal organs end the same general rules of health apply to them all.In this series of lessons I have endeavored to set forth principles briefly and to confirm them by instances within the experience of every observer of childhood. The rules given are such as are held at present by the best educators to be based upon sound philosophy, not at variance with the slight array or scientific facts at our command. Perhaps you yourself may be able to add to the number of reliable facts intelligently reported that must be collected before much greater scientific advance is possible.There is, to be sure, an art of application of these rules both in matters of health of body and of health of mind and this art must be worked out by each mother for each individual child.We all recognize that it is a long endeavor before we can apply to our own lives such principles of conduct as we heartily acknowledge to be right. Why, then, expect to be able to apply principles instantly and unerringly to a little child? If a rule fails when you attempt to apply it, before questioning the principle, may it not be well to question your own tact and skill?So far as I can advise with you in special instances of difficulty, I shall be very glad to do so; not that I shall always know what to do myself, but that we can get a little more light upon the problems by conferring together. I know well how difficult a matter this of child training is, for every day, in the management of my own family of children, I find each philosophy, science and art as I can command very much put to the test." The Author

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Family Secrets is a novel written by Marion Foster Washburne and first published in 1907. The story revolves around the life of a young woman named Margaret, who is brought up in a wealthy family but is kept in the dark about certain family secrets. As she grows up and becomes more curious about her family's past, she uncovers some shocking truths that threaten to tear her family apart.Margaret's father is a successful businessman who has made his fortune in the shipping industry. Her mother is a socialite who spends most of her time attending parties and social events. Margaret has two brothers, one of whom is a successful lawyer and the other a doctor.Despite her privileged upbringing, Margaret feels isolated and disconnected from her family. She is particularly curious about her grandmother, who died before Margaret was born. Her mother and father are evasive when Margaret asks about her grandmother, and this only fuels her curiosity.As Margaret begins to investigate her family's past, she uncovers a series of secrets that have been kept hidden for years. She learns about a scandalous affair that her grandfather had with a maid, and the tragic consequences that followed. She also discovers that her mother had a secret love affair before she married Margaret's father.As Margaret delves deeper into her family's past, she realizes that the secrets that have been kept hidden for so long have had a profound impact on the lives of everyone in her family. She must decide whether to keep these secrets buried or to confront them and risk tearing her family apart.Family Secrets is a gripping novel that explores the themes of family, love, and the consequences of keeping secrets. It is a timeless story that will resonate with readers of all ages.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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