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Everything that was to exist, existed at the dawn of creation.

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Locke asserted that one of the most powerful learning tools is a child's natural curiosity.

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Locke claimed that children should be taught only what they are capable of comprehending. They have unique dispositions according to their age.

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Locke suggested that children learn best when they have a good example to follow and practice desired behavior rather than giving commands and rules to follow.

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Locke believed that it was best to punish a child for undesirable behavior by shaming them with disapproval, and to reward them with praise in order to reinforce desired behavior. Doing this would train a child's character.

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Be firm with children from the start and do not coddle them so they learn the self discipline needed to abstain from their desires. A week body is not able to control itself or thinking soundly. Children need plenty of exercise in all weather, simply healthy food, and to avoid excessive use of medicine in order to accomplish this.

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Education is a socialized process that can create good habits, good reasoning, and virtue. Through education people could progress and live freely and democratically.

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Locke asserted that a child's mind was a blank slate, or tabula rasa, and the environment was responsible for what the mind absorbed. During a child's early years their mind is particularly impressible and can be molded as one chooses. Doing so can determine their nature for life.

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John Locke (1632 - 1704) English Philosopher

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John Locke (1632 - 1704) English Philosopher

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Aries claimed 6-7 year olds were adults during medieval social life.