Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 190
... activities applies here . For it is rare that a student , lacking a sense of responsibility or thoroughness in oth- er aspects of life , will take intellectual activities as seriously as this criterion requires . Without taking much ...
... activities applies here . For it is rare that a student , lacking a sense of responsibility or thoroughness in oth- er aspects of life , will take intellectual activities as seriously as this criterion requires . Without taking much ...
Page 241
... activities of its mem- bers . primitive education today and always lays its emphasis upon the control of the learner by his elders , who force him into the mold of the existing social order . " e . ยท Primitive children " . . . ob- serve ...
... activities of its mem- bers . primitive education today and always lays its emphasis upon the control of the learner by his elders , who force him into the mold of the existing social order . " e . ยท Primitive children " . . . ob- serve ...
Page 166
... activities be forged - activities which , moreover , must proceed from motives of one kind or other . The ability to uncover and free these inner psychological mo- tivators to activity is profoundly im- portant for the teacher . Since ...
... activities be forged - activities which , moreover , must proceed from motives of one kind or other . The ability to uncover and free these inner psychological mo- tivators to activity is profoundly im- portant for the teacher . Since ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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