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" What is wanted most of all in this, as in every science, is a body of carefully observed facts. But to be an accomplished

investigator in this field requires a rare combination of qualities. There must be a wide intelligence combined with patience in

observing and honesty in recording. There must be also an earnest scientific spirit, a loving sympathy with the subject of

investigation, yet under watchful restraint, lest it cloud the judgment; keenness of intuitive perception, yet soberness of

judgment in interpretation."

I have appropriated these words of Dr. Joseph Le Conte because the general reader is not likely to see them where they were

originally printed, in a little university study, and it is a pity to let the general reader miss so good an introduction to the

subject. Not all learned men rate baby biography as highly as Dr. Le Conte does; but probably all biologists do, and those

psychologists who are most strongly impressed with the evolutionaryinterpretation of life.

It is easy to see why one's views of evolution affect the matter. In botany, for instance, we do not think that we can

understand the mature plant by studying it alone, without knowledge of its germinating period. If we omitted all study of

radical and plumule and cotyledon, we should not only lose an interesting chapter from the science, but also even the part we

kept, the classification and morphology and physiology of the grown plant itself, would be seriously misunderstood in some

ways. So in other sciences: it is necessary to understand how things came to be what they are, to study the process of

becoming, so to speak, before the completed result can be understood. This is what we mean by " the genetic method " of

studying a subject.

Now, in proportion as one believes that the faculties of the human mind unfold by evolutionary law, like a plant from

the germ, he will feel the need of studying these also genetically. As we find them in our grown selves, they are often

perplexing. What seems a single complete, inborn faculty may really be made up of simpler ones, so fused together by

long practice that they cannot be discerned. We know that this is the case with seeing. For instance, we give a glance at

a ball, and see its form with a single act of mind. Yetthat act became possible only after long drill in putting simpler

perceptions together. Many a test of form, turning objects over and over, passing the hands round and round them,

learning the absence of corners, the equality of diameters, didwe go through in babyhood, many an inspection by eye,

many an exercise of memory, connecting the peculiar arrangement of light and shade with the form as felt, before we

could " see " a ball. Had this been understood in Froebel's time, it would have made a material difference in his

suggestions as to sense training in earliest infancy. So other powers that seem simple and inborn may perhaps be

detected in the act of forming themselves out of simpler ones, if we watch babies closely enough, and it may lead us to

revise some of our theories about education.

There are enthusiasts, indeed, who would have us believe that child study is going to revolutionize all our educational

methods, but those who are surest of these wonderful results, and readiest to tell mothers and teachers what is the truly

scientific thing to do with their children, are not the ones who have done the most serious first hand study of children. From

indications so far, it is likely that the outcome of such study will oftener be to confirm some good old-fashioned ways of

training (showing that they rested unconsciously on a sound psychological basis) than to discover new ways. No substitute

has yet been found by scientific pedagogy for motherly good sense and devotion.