Parent and Child Volume III., Child Study and Training

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Parent and Child Volume III., Child Study and Training

by Mosiah Hall

EN·~3 hours·38 chapters

Chapters

38 total
1

FOR THE DESERET SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, SALT LAKE CITY - A WORD OF INTRODUCTION

12:12
2

A WORD FROM THE AUTHOR

1:11
3

LESSON I

8:32
4

LESSON II - QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION

5:43
5

LESSON III - DISCUSSION

7:19
6

LESSON IV - QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION

4:22
7

LESSON V - QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION

7:14
8

LESSON VI - QUESTIONS ON TEXT

5:14
9

LESSON VII - QUESTIONS ON THE TEXT

6:08
10

LESSON VIII - QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION

4:37

Description

This thoughtful volume offers parents a clear roadmap to the often‑overlooked science of child development. Written for Sunday‑school classes and home study, it blends practical advice with recent educational research, urging families to see parenting as a partnership with the child's natural instincts. Readers will find concise lessons that illuminate common challenges—from fear and play to early moral formation—while encouraging a spirit of attentive, loving guidance.

Beyond theory, the book supplies concrete suggestions, reading lists, and activities that can be woven into daily life, helping parents turn insight into action. Its tone is both encouraging and realistic, acknowledging the influence of heredity while emphasizing the power of nurturing environments. Listeners will come away with renewed confidence that thoughtful study and intentional training can support children in growing toward their fullest potential.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (221K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-02-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Mosiah Hall

Best known for writing about education, sociology, and child study, this early Utah educator spent decades thinking about how children learn and how families and schools shape character. His books reflect a practical, reform-minded approach to teaching and parenting in the early 20th century.

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