According to the naturalists, the teacher’s place is secondary and behind the scene. He is a spectator and observer of the child’s development rather than a giver of informations, ideas, ideals and will-power and a moulder of character. He is not to interfere with the activities of her pupils.
According to naturalistic concept, a teacher is only a setter of the stage, a supplier of materials and opportunities, a provider of an ideal environment and creator of conditions conducive to the natural development of the pupil.
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