Excerpt from Didactics
At the request of a few members of the class of 1878 of the University of Wisconsin, Professor Carpenter delivered a course of lectures on Didactics. The following year he died. There is no evidence that these lectures were preserved in any other way than by notations of Mr. W. A. Corson, now of Omaha, Neb., and myself, and it has been my pleasure, twenty years after their delivery, to review them and find anew so much value in them that I think they ought to be preserved in a more permanent form and for general distribution. I wish to thus publicly thank Mr. Corson for the use of his notebook and assistance. During this great lapse of time, it is no more than natural that much should have been forgotten which it might have been well to have preserved. I have tried to present the lectures in the spirit and form in which they were delivered. The perfections are Professor Carpenter's; the errors are my own. I have found much in these notes in years past of great value to me not only in the treatment of children, but in the handling of men, for man is ever a child.
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