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... knowledge . It is an edu- cational truism that however various a man's know- ledge may be , if it does not enter into the texture of his mind , it may as well be on his bookshelves . Knowledge , which is not woven into life and conduct ...
... knowledge . It is an edu- cational truism that however various a man's know- ledge may be , if it does not enter into the texture of his mind , it may as well be on his bookshelves . Knowledge , which is not woven into life and conduct ...
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... knowledge and make it possible , we shall best fit a human being to regulate his life . And why so ? Because these powers and processes of mind are universal and not partial in their application . They cover the whole field of possible ...
... knowledge and make it possible , we shall best fit a human being to regulate his life . And why so ? Because these powers and processes of mind are universal and not partial in their application . They cover the whole field of possible ...
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... knowledge , the sympathy , the ima- gination , the educative skill of a teacher reveal them- selves . The reading - lesson is the common ground on which the true mind of master and pupil meet . I take it for granted that object ...
... knowledge , the sympathy , the ima- gination , the educative skill of a teacher reveal them- selves . The reading - lesson is the common ground on which the true mind of master and pupil meet . I take it for granted that object ...
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... is the building up of knowledge in the mind , may be extracted from a few lines , bearing in mind that the questions and answers are merely the skeleton of a prolonged conversation . ( 30 LANGUAGE AS SUBSTANCE OF THOUGHT . [ LECT .
... is the building up of knowledge in the mind , may be extracted from a few lines , bearing in mind that the questions and answers are merely the skeleton of a prolonged conversation . ( 30 LANGUAGE AS SUBSTANCE OF THOUGHT . [ LECT .
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... siteness of the English Language is one of the causes of its value as an educative instrument , as it is of its power of delicate and various expression . Mere custom will , of course , give a knowledge of the 3-2 LECTURE III.
... siteness of the English Language is one of the causes of its value as an educative instrument , as it is of its power of delicate and various expression . Mere custom will , of course , give a knowledge of the 3-2 LECTURE III.
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