Education, Volumen46New England Publishing Company, 1926 |
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mentary and high schools ; the university that these boy crim- inals attende was blamed for it , so far as any blame was attached to education . A wave of revulsion against higher education swept through a considerable part of the ...
mentary and high schools ; the university that these boy crim- inals attende was blamed for it , so far as any blame was attached to education . A wave of revulsion against higher education swept through a considerable part of the ...
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... boy may exist who cannot be reached and made to obey save by dermal pain ; but it is doubtful if these number one in a thousand pupils . Insisting upon obedience does not , either , mean nagging the children or shouting at them ; it ...
... boy may exist who cannot be reached and made to obey save by dermal pain ; but it is doubtful if these number one in a thousand pupils . Insisting upon obedience does not , either , mean nagging the children or shouting at them ; it ...
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... boys and girls pass into the adolescent stage at about the time they enter high school . This period is charac- terized by a restlessness of the individual , and so they advo- cate that new subjects should begin at this time , to hold ...
... boys and girls pass into the adolescent stage at about the time they enter high school . This period is charac- terized by a restlessness of the individual , and so they advo- cate that new subjects should begin at this time , to hold ...
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... boy or girl placed in the teacher's charge . Many a teacher still conceives of the mind as something receptive and inert , a mere vessel into which knowledge is to be poured . Yet this mind , in the words of a well known psychologist ...
... boy or girl placed in the teacher's charge . Many a teacher still conceives of the mind as something receptive and inert , a mere vessel into which knowledge is to be poured . Yet this mind , in the words of a well known psychologist ...
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... boy and girl in his charge . His work in the schoolroom simply cannot mount to a higher level than the order of his human interests . It is clear that the history teacher must develop his person- ality by a process of growth that is not ...
... boy and girl in his charge . His work in the schoolroom simply cannot mount to a higher level than the order of his human interests . It is clear that the history teacher must develop his person- ality by a process of growth that is not ...
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