Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Science on the March, Vol. 1
Understanding of concepts is very desirable, but it is not the ultimate goal. It is necessary in addition that pupils develop a scientific approach to problems, and be able to apply principles in their solution. The true aim of instruction is to foster such insight and understanding, in order that science may not remain a mystery or a matter of abstract theory, but be applied in the decisions and actions of everyday life.
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