Education, Volumen31New England Publishing Company, 1911 |
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... enter upon the work in a modest and tentative way , and to let time and experience determine the question of future development . To have awaited ideal conditions before entering upon the work would have been to make no beginning . The ...
... enter upon the work in a modest and tentative way , and to let time and experience determine the question of future development . To have awaited ideal conditions before entering upon the work would have been to make no beginning . The ...
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... entered these classes for the purpose of making their promo- tion , 1,935 succeeded , while the remaining 863 made good progress . All of the 702 pupils who entered simply for the purpose of making themselves strong in grade work ...
... entered these classes for the purpose of making their promo- tion , 1,935 succeeded , while the remaining 863 made good progress . All of the 702 pupils who entered simply for the purpose of making themselves strong in grade work ...
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... enter this problem . For example , it has been well said by some one that under - exposure and under - exercise shorten more lives than does more explicit disease . We need not however , call up the antique Spartan problem as to the ...
... enter this problem . For example , it has been well said by some one that under - exposure and under - exercise shorten more lives than does more explicit disease . We need not however , call up the antique Spartan problem as to the ...
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... entered the polling place , thus avoiding all possible danger of any vote being cast by a person who was not an active member . Each voter would cast his vote deliberately and privately , under conditions wholly free from the ...
... entered the polling place , thus avoiding all possible danger of any vote being cast by a person who was not an active member . Each voter would cast his vote deliberately and privately , under conditions wholly free from the ...
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... entering the third - year class . Many prefer , however , to join the optional continu- ation schools either in commercial or in domestic subjects , which give 6 to 10 hours a week , not counting certain voluntary subjects . The ...
... entering the third - year class . Many prefer , however , to join the optional continu- ation schools either in commercial or in domestic subjects , which give 6 to 10 hours a week , not counting certain voluntary subjects . The ...
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