Education, Volumen57New England Publishing Company, 1937 |
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... ideas . By limiting in his early attempts the number of words he may use to express his ideas , he is forced to clear confusion from his thoughts and decide what he wants to say and how he shall best say it . Too often it happens that ...
... ideas . By limiting in his early attempts the number of words he may use to express his ideas , he is forced to clear confusion from his thoughts and decide what he wants to say and how he shall best say it . Too often it happens that ...
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... ideas , and if there are no ideas on the subject there can be no thought on it . If the ideas are meager , the thinking takes place without ade- quate data , and the result is nearly worthless . Any teacher who wants to assure a high ...
... ideas , and if there are no ideas on the subject there can be no thought on it . If the ideas are meager , the thinking takes place without ade- quate data , and the result is nearly worthless . Any teacher who wants to assure a high ...
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... ideas must be carefully weighed and selected in terms of the purpose which the speaking or writing is to serve . Once selected , ideas must be organized and arranged in terms of the same purpose . A most impor- tant part of this ...
... ideas must be carefully weighed and selected in terms of the purpose which the speaking or writing is to serve . Once selected , ideas must be organized and arranged in terms of the same purpose . A most impor- tant part of this ...
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Acta and Agenda Adult Education Council 251 315 452 515 580 | 24 |
Adult Education and Educational Opportunity Michael J Ahern 184 | 79 |
Art in the Schools Alfred G Pelikan | 86 |
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