Education, Volumen72New England Publishing Company, 1952 |
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... accept inequality in status , not tak- ing advantage , not trying to perpetuate status , nor scorning the child . Accept the child at each age , enjoying him , accepting his mistakes , not overanxi- ous to have him function as an adult ...
... accept inequality in status , not tak- ing advantage , not trying to perpetuate status , nor scorning the child . Accept the child at each age , enjoying him , accepting his mistakes , not overanxi- ous to have him function as an adult ...
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... accept the fact that in some ways he still is dependent upon his elders for the fulfillment of his needs and inte- rests . At the same time , he recognizes his own developing powers of self- direction and is willing and able to accept ...
... accept the fact that in some ways he still is dependent upon his elders for the fulfillment of his needs and inte- rests . At the same time , he recognizes his own developing powers of self- direction and is willing and able to accept ...
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... accept the challenge of discovering or developing new ones . That intangible but very real char- real char- acteristic of the classroom sometimes called " atmosphere " becomes a very important consideration . This in turn places a very ...
... accept the challenge of discovering or developing new ones . That intangible but very real char- real char- acteristic of the classroom sometimes called " atmosphere " becomes a very important consideration . This in turn places a very ...
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Modern Language Number Foreword to Stephen A Freeman 643 | 12 |
Music and the Elementary School Teacher Hazel Nohavec Morgan | 28 |
Music Education in Massachusetts Early | 45 |
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