American Journal of Education and College Review, Том 2F.C. Brownell, 1856 |
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... mind as thorough , generous , liberal , and indefatigable teaching . But our profession has rewards , rich rewards , peculiar to itself . What can be more de- lightful to a philanthropic mind than to behold intellectual power increased ...
... mind as thorough , generous , liberal , and indefatigable teaching . But our profession has rewards , rich rewards , peculiar to itself . What can be more de- lightful to a philanthropic mind than to behold intellectual power increased ...
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... Mind and its Developments , by Emerson Davis . Lecture III . A Classic Taste in our Common Schools , by Luther B. Lincoln . Lecture IV . Natural Theology as a Study in Schools , by Henry A. Miles . Lecture V. Division of Labor in ...
... Mind and its Developments , by Emerson Davis . Lecture III . A Classic Taste in our Common Schools , by Luther B. Lincoln . Lecture IV . Natural Theology as a Study in Schools , by Henry A. Miles . Lecture V. Division of Labor in ...
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... mind can undergo , giving to it comprehen- sion and vigor ; but , is the only solid basis on which an investigation of the laws of nature can be conducted , or those arts improved that tend to the advantage of society , and the ...
... mind can undergo , giving to it comprehen- sion and vigor ; but , is the only solid basis on which an investigation of the laws of nature can be conducted , or those arts improved that tend to the advantage of society , and the ...
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... minds of a certain order can only be instructed by minds of the same order . The similia similibus is a real law of mind , whether it is of medical science or not . I think that it was important for the education of an Agassiz , that he ...
... minds of a certain order can only be instructed by minds of the same order . The similia similibus is a real law of mind , whether it is of medical science or not . I think that it was important for the education of an Agassiz , that he ...
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... mind , that may be deemed selfish - the bow being a manifestation of respect or cour- tesy to the individual receiving the salutation ; or it may be a feeling of gratification that the youth is thus entering for himself on a course that ...
... mind , that may be deemed selfish - the bow being a manifestation of respect or cour- tesy to the individual receiving the salutation ; or it may be a feeling of gratification that the youth is thus entering for himself on a course that ...
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