Garland Globe | 1906-03-24 | Page 9 | Mistake Made by Pedagogues

Mistake Made by Pedagogues. To maintain, as Is apparently held by many schoolmasters, that bodily' exerclso Is Itself recuperative after "mental" effort, so that a boy who has boon exhausted by study can bo restored re-stored to his prlstlno "mental" vigor by a paper chaso or by compulsory running, or by any other form of so-vero so-vero and sustained "bodily" exertion, seems to tho London hospital to bo "tho very extremity of physiological Ignorance and of practical unwisdom. It Is like lighting a candlo at Its lower end to make amends for Its consumption nt tho top."