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A Lecture on Physical Development, and Its Relations to Mental and Spiritual Development, Delivered Before the American Institute of Instruction, at Their Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting, in Norwich - Softcover
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"A Lecture on Physical Development, and its Relations to Mental and Spiritual Development" by S.R. Calthrop is a lecture delivered before the American Institute of Instruction in 1858. The speaker emphasizes the importance of educating human nature in all its aspects. He discusses the five grand divisions of human nature - physical, intellectual, affectional, moral, and devotional - and their mutual dependence. The speaker argues that physical well-being is essential for the complete development of human nature and happiness. He provides examples of the consequences of neglecting certain aspects of human nature, such as focusing solely on devotion or conscience. The speaker advocates for a balanced approach to human development, highlighting the significance of physical education and manly sports in fostering strength, courage, and joy. He urges educators to incorporate physical activities into their teaching methods and emphasizes the benefits of outdoor exercise for both body and mind. The speaker envisions a future where human nature is fully developed and in harmony with the universe, guided by truth and love. He calls on educators to prioritize the holistic development of young individuals, ensuring that all aspects of their nature are nurtured and cultivated.
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S.R. Calthrop (1829-1917) was a prominent figure in the field of education and philosophy. Known for his progressive views on holistic human development, Calthrop advocated for a balanced approach to education that encompassed physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. His lectures and writings emphasized the interconnectedness of these dimensions in fostering individual well-being and societal harmony. Calthrop's work continues to inspire educators and thinkers to consider the holistic nature of human growth and the importance of nurturing all facets of human potential.
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