At one year of age the child says his first intentional word...his babbling has a purpose, and this intention is a proof of conscious intelligence...

The function of the alphabet has not been taken into consideration in the ordinary method of teaching writing. It is presented only as an analysis of...

The hand too, therefore, needs its own preparation. What is needed before one actually writes is to learn writing by means of a series of interesting...

Written language, therefore, must not be considered merely as a subject in schools, and a part of culture. It is, rather, a characteristic of...

The absorbent mind is indeed a marvellous gift to humanity! By merely 'living' and without and conscious effort the individual absorbs from the...

To develop a language from nothing needs a different type of mentality. This the child has. His intelligence is not of the same kind as ours.

In those mysterious places of the brain is a god, a sleeping self, who seems to be awakened by the music of the human voice, a divine call, setting...