Margaret McMillan, Labour and Childhood — end matter (1907)
“ The creative energy of all children is so important a factor in their lives that it should be carefully developed, and Miss McMillan, after defining what creative energy is, endeavours to indicate the various forms in which it finds its manifestations at the earlier periods of life, and to determine its place and function in primary education."—Dundee Advertiser. ”
Margaret McMillan, Labour and Childhood — end matter (1907)
“ An intelligent and sympathetic study of primary education, and discusses such subjects as the aim of manual training of young children, the cost of mental efforts, proper literature for the young, the nature of fatigue—normal and abnormal, and the care of the feeble-minded child. ”
Margaret McMillan, Labour and Childhood — end matter (1907)
“ It abounds with practical hints and suggestions, is well illustrated, and forms a companion volume to an earlier work by the same author on 'Early Childhood.'"—Labour Leader. "A book which should do much to correct the deadly method of teaching which is turning out the dull, open-mouthed beings we see in such numbers about us. ”
