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... pupil to read intelligently the current literature of the day ; second , to give him a
desire for information and a knowledge of the means of getting it , so that he will
not stop learning when the farm or the work - shop takes him from the school .
... pupil to read intelligently the current literature of the day ; second , to give him a
desire for information and a knowledge of the means of getting it , so that he will
not stop learning when the farm or the work - shop takes him from the school .
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In the fall of 1837 — then twenty - one years of age - his desire for broader culture
induced him to enter the sophomore class at the college of New Jersey . He
completed the regular course in that institution , graduating with honor in the
class ...
In the fall of 1837 — then twenty - one years of age - his desire for broader culture
induced him to enter the sophomore class at the college of New Jersey . He
completed the regular course in that institution , graduating with honor in the
class ...
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The neglect in this direction is in part owing to a mistaken notion in regard to the
importance of apparatus , and in part to the desire to reduce the expenses to the
lowest possible amount . Economy , however , it is easy to show , is on the side of
...
The neglect in this direction is in part owing to a mistaken notion in regard to the
importance of apparatus , and in part to the desire to reduce the expenses to the
lowest possible amount . Economy , however , it is easy to show , is on the side of
...
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... take part constantly in the working of these systems . If children learc
something of this matter at school , they will desire to know more of it in after
years . President Parker was decidedly opposed to such a study ,
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS .
... take part constantly in the working of these systems . If children learc
something of this matter at school , they will desire to know more of it in after
years . President Parker was decidedly opposed to such a study ,
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS .
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The young people attending , have evinced a strong desire to do work . 2. The
order and regularity have been good , probably a result from ( 1. ) 3. The county
superintendents have evinced a hearty desire to co - operate with the Institute ...
The young people attending , have evinced a strong desire to do work . 2. The
order and regularity have been good , probably a result from ( 1. ) 3. The county
superintendents have evinced a hearty desire to co - operate with the Institute ...
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| Назва | Wisconsin Journal of Education, Том 9 |
| Постачальники | Wisconsin Education Association Council, Wisconsin. Department of Public Instruction, Wisconsin Education Association, Wisconsin Teachers' Association |
| Видавець | Wisconsin State Teachers' Association, 1879 |
| Оригінал із | Університет Вісконсин-Медісон |
| Оцифровано | 16 лис. 2017 |
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