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your fellow man or of making him understand you by telepathy.

Hunan intercourso is always based on conerete patterns of bex
havior. The sense of adequacy of life, one's insight: into humanity,
one's sense of adequate adjustment to and integration with the
social group of which one is a part, depends absolutely upon the
smooth and effieicnt control which one has over his physical ox.
pression medias These media are, in part, oral specch and writing,
in other part, gesture ond primitive sounds, and in other part, the
more obvious typos of activity such as we find in connection with
plays and gamos, They mimic life. I kmow of no more effective
device by moans of which boys and girls may become satisfactorily |
adjusted to their fellow mon than by play participations They
find out what the other fellow can do and will do, They discover
their own capacities and limitations, and they energe from these
contests with a sense of clation, a sense of adequacy of life, a.
senso of worthwhileness of effort, a sense of psychic poise which
can be secured in no other way, For that reason I answer your
question in the affirmative. I believe that it is here that one

of the most important arguments for physical cducation is to be
founde

I thank you, Dean Schwegler, for your kindly participations