Excerpt from The Training System, Moral Training School, and Normal Seminary for Preparing School Trainers
Although the primary object of working out this system was to provide an antidote to the exposed condition of youth, and the demoralising influence of large towns and rural villages, yet, in arranging its details, other important points in general education were developed, which are suited to all ranks and conditions of society.
It is difficult in one sentence to present an intelligible view of a system which is simple in its parts, and yet comprehensive as a whole for the intellectual, physical, and moral training of children. But we may state that it assumes the following fundamental principles: - First, That teaching is not training, whilst the former is included in the latter; and Second, That the sympathy of numbers, which has been so much overlooked or neglected in education, form an important element in the whole practical process.
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