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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19965, 6 December 1926, Page 12

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Dr J. A Hadfield, lecturer in psychology at King's College, London, speaking at the conference in London of the National Union of Women Teachers, said old-time psychologists looked upon a child’s mind a- if it wore something rather passi\c, hut there had been enormous changes in their views during the last few years. The child’s mind was now looked upon as consisting of potential forces and energies wanting an outlet of xpression. Education meant giving an outlet to these latent energies, end directing them on the right lines. When these forces wore given a proper outlet of e>pression, it was found that aggrer-'ve tendencies developed into will power, and the craving for love and affection, which the child had in its early years, developed into a craving to give love and protection to ethers. Delinquent tendencies >'n the child, ho continued, were nothing more than the perversion ir. the wrong direction of perfectly normal and good and healthy impulses. The two things required in education were opportunity and expression and development, and the presentation to the child’s mind of certain ideas and ideals to which it could direct all its impulsive tendencies.