Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Kindergarten in American Education
In spite of the enforced exodus and immediate failures, a new ideal had been made to shine out before men, and they now centered their hope and faith upon schemes of reconstruction by means of child education and child preservation. It was then that the kindergarten was reached out for by the rational - minded, more or less well understanding its remedial nature. An inevitable wel come awaited it in our own country, where it has proved its basic worth, by moving naturally and steadily forward on the national stream, which is ever rising toward its level of a true democracy.
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