Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 180
... attitude is apt to set up a re- sistance to whatever the teacher or writer tries to transmit , while the lat- ter attitude often inclines a student to accept everything a teacher says without discrimination or active par- ticipation in ...
... attitude is apt to set up a re- sistance to whatever the teacher or writer tries to transmit , while the lat- ter attitude often inclines a student to accept everything a teacher says without discrimination or active par- ticipation in ...
Page 182
... attitude of docil- ity or undue passivity on the part of some students toward their teachers . These students usually take pains to record what the teacher or a certain 12A discussion of the problem of teacher- pupil relationship from ...
... attitude of docil- ity or undue passivity on the part of some students toward their teachers . These students usually take pains to record what the teacher or a certain 12A discussion of the problem of teacher- pupil relationship from ...
Page 285
... attitude ; for the learner , if he is to learn , must begin , as Peirce would say , with some doubt , and the teach- er , if he is to teach , must call into question some previously assured be- lief . But Peirce would insist that we ...
... attitude ; for the learner , if he is to learn , must begin , as Peirce would say , with some doubt , and the teach- er , if he is to teach , must call into question some previously assured be- lief . But Peirce would insist that we ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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