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... Social Adjustment . Ira W. Howerth 280 619 623 550 484 556 Special Classes in the Public Schools of New York . Jessie Rosenfeld Stone , Fanny , A Pedagogical Story . Mrs. Florence Milner Strength of the Sand . ( Poem . ) Alonzo Rice ...
... Social Adjustment . Ira W. Howerth 280 619 623 550 484 556 Special Classes in the Public Schools of New York . Jessie Rosenfeld Stone , Fanny , A Pedagogical Story . Mrs. Florence Milner Strength of the Sand . ( Poem . ) Alonzo Rice ...
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... social grade , and people of the most diverse nationalities , for progressive citizenship in our American democracy . This work of the public school is so important that it is almost impossible to overrate it . It is done continuously ...
... social grade , and people of the most diverse nationalities , for progressive citizenship in our American democracy . This work of the public school is so important that it is almost impossible to overrate it . It is done continuously ...
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... social and religious institutions . It is not dif- ficult to reconstruct , even from the scanty remains of this old culture , the old Germanic methods of teaching or perpetuating their time - honored traditions , manners and customs ...
... social and religious institutions . It is not dif- ficult to reconstruct , even from the scanty remains of this old culture , the old Germanic methods of teaching or perpetuating their time - honored traditions , manners and customs ...
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... social revolt expressed in the July revolution of 1830 , and in the young German movement of the early thirties - all clamored for a new education dealing with the momentous issues of practical life . 66 Kortüm's Instructions " for ...
... social revolt expressed in the July revolution of 1830 , and in the young German movement of the early thirties - all clamored for a new education dealing with the momentous issues of practical life . 66 Kortüm's Instructions " for ...
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... social self , and there dawns the higher ideal of a self that is realized in institutions over against the special self of the particular individual . Here the child climbs up , on this symbolic pathway , through play , to the absolute ...
... social self , and there dawns the higher ideal of a self that is realized in institutions over against the special self of the particular individual . Here the child climbs up , on this symbolic pathway , through play , to the absolute ...
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