Harvard Educational Review, Volume 4Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1934 |
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... whole character and his whole activity be dominated by some sentiment or pas- sion . An evil passion may give great physical and intellectual powers a ter- rible efficiency . A good passion can make ordinary talents extraordinarily ...
... whole character and his whole activity be dominated by some sentiment or pas- sion . An evil passion may give great physical and intellectual powers a ter- rible efficiency . A good passion can make ordinary talents extraordinarily ...
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... whole period of nearly two hundred fifty years , sought nothing from the secondary school - even where such a school was accessible . And the school , on its part , offered nothing that this majority wanted . The school's curriculum ...
... whole period of nearly two hundred fifty years , sought nothing from the secondary school - even where such a school was accessible . And the school , on its part , offered nothing that this majority wanted . The school's curriculum ...
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... whole life of a growing personality or the interests of the young generation as a whole . Of course , it is hard to imagine a greater advantage for the activities of our schools than a friendly and close connection between the teachers ...
... whole life of a growing personality or the interests of the young generation as a whole . Of course , it is hard to imagine a greater advantage for the activities of our schools than a friendly and close connection between the teachers ...
Contents
E H Hall John H Finley Sir John Adams William | 59 |
APRIL 1934 | 141 |
HARVARD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION | 156 |
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