Excerpt from The Introductory Discourse and the Lectures Delivered Before the American Institute of Instruction, in Boston, August, 1832: Including a Prize Essay on Penmanship
The most important characteristic of a living language, is that it is spoken the easiest way to learn it, is to learn it as a spoken one, 27 when a language cannot be learned in this way, what is the best method? 28 no one mode of teaching modern languages adapted to all classes and ages, 29 - 1. Method to be pursued when the learner commences in childhood, 29 II. Those who en ter on the rudiments of their instruction, between the ages of thirteen or four teen, and seventeen or eighteen, 84 the kind of grammar most appropriate to this class, 35 the books to be read or used, Of those learners who have already reached the full maturity of their minds, 38 the general mode of teaching all classes and all individuals, 39 the direction to be given to all stu dies in a living language, in order to insure the greatest amount of success, 40 the importance of learning to speak a language -necessary in order to under stand and relish the best authors in that language, ibid.
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