Bw Studente: Tancelot Forster; oeaus 2x Eoyeaniow rom Ciutese
Commercial Press, Shanghai, These are lectures which Prétessor Forster gave to the students of the National University of Peiping just over a year ago during his visit to the North of China, Their purpose is to reveal the salient featurse of English educatlon—"its historic continulty, Its emphasis on the citizen spect of education as well as on the Individual, and its alm in achieving harmonious development of body mind and spirit" The author de-prelates the assumption that China en get to grips with the West pure-through study of its commerce and science, He insists on a grasp of the English system's development of character through games and religion fand the fixing of responsibility for community service on the young, man {in his school. Outlining the different ages and forms of English education "the Public Schools, Universities, Municipal Schools, "Elementary, Secondary and Technieal), "Kinder= ten and Rural institutions, exinations—Professor Forster finally plies his exposition to the discus-educational requirements, Should China adopt more or ess of the Western system? The solution of the problem depends, it Professor Forster has packed within f'small space an immense amount of stimulating thought and really fauthorltalve information which even English students might welcome in the effort to obtain an insight into the educational methods of their own
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