
Miller's Mind Training for Children
by William Emer Miller
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About this eBook
- Author
- Miller, William Emer
- Title
- Miller's Mind training for children Book 1 (of 3) A practical training for successful living; Educational games that train the senses
- Credits
- Produced by MFR, David E. Brown and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- BF: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Psychology, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis
- Subject
- Senses and sensation
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 54814
- Release Date
- May 30, 2017
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.MILLER'S MIND TRAINING for CHILDREN
- 2.Untitled
- 3.CONTENTS—BOOK ONE
- 4.A FIRST WORD TO READERS
- 5.TRAINING THE SENSES — Sense Training Games — Game of Hide the Watch — Results of Sense Training — Encourage Individualism
- 6.TO DEVELOP THE SENSE OF TOUCH — The Game of the Button Bag — Game of Matching Cards — Animal Cookies — Game of Insets — The Game of the Rag Bag — The Game of Dry Goods Clerk — The Game of—Who Is It? — The Game of—Weighing — Measuring
- 7.TRAINING THE EAR — A Test Exercise — The Game of Whispering — The Game of Tapping — The Game—Speak and I'll Name You — The Game of Silence — The Game of Drop It — A Musical Exercise — The Game of Blind Man's Ears — The Game of Telephoning — The Bell Game — The Game of Stop Thief — The Table Game — Care of the Ears
- 8.TRAINING THE SENSE OF SIGHT — Strive for More Detail — Exercise for Detail — Another Good Exercise — Training the Eye to Measure — First Exercise — Second Exercise — The Game of Measuring — Further Development of Sight
- 9.THE SENSES OF TASTE AND SMELL — Using Two of the Senses — Exercises for Two Senses — Improvement From Conscious Effort — The Faculty of Visualization — Another Visual Test — Visual Process Natural — Training the Mind's Eye — The Picture Test — Test for Quick Reaction — A Test for Color Reaction — A Test for Order — The Letter Game — The Number Game — A Few Examples for Guidance — The Colors of a Room — Practice With Geometrical Figures — Use Other Simple Objects — Color Practice Valuable — Out-of-Door Games — Use Entire Landscape — Immediate Visualization — Training of Younger Children
- 10.DEVELOPING THE OBSERVATION — Value of Observation — The Neglected Faculty — Method of Developing Observation — Picture Cards for Observation — Counting From Mind's Eye Pictures — For Visual Reproduction — The Game of Quick Counting — The Game of Visual Counting — Reproducing the Visual Picture — The Game of Color Cards — The Game of Picture Cards — The Seeing Game — The Game of Detective — A Game at the Dining Table — The Change About Game — The Game of Observation — Training the Sense of Location — The Game of Guide — The Game of Guiding Home — Make Play Profitable
- 11.ATTENTION AND CONCENTRATION — Exercise for Prolonging the Attention — Divided Attention — The Degree of Attention — Arouse Your Interest — Expectant Attention — Cure for Diverted Attention — Parent Is Child's Interpreter — What Is Concentration? — Exercise for Concentration — The Construction of a Home — The Farmer and His Farm — The Farmer and His Crop — The Growing Plant
- 12.THE IMAGINATION — Test for Visual Reproduction — A Universally Useful Faculty — Children's Falsehoods — Reality of Illusions — Imagination a Curse or Blessing — Dissipating the Imagination — Exercises for the Imagination — The Story Games — The Game of Creation — The Picture Gallery
- 13.THE POWER OF SUGGESTION — Indirect Suggestion — Indirect Positive Suggestions
- 14.HEALTH HABITS — Deep Breathing — Drinking Water — Rest and Sleep — Thinking Health — Ambition Pulls
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