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... reasons that our pupils lack these qualities is that the teacher works all the time with one or another group of ... reason of experience - but we can safely affirm that it is not the child's first law . In his world 6 Education for ...
... reasons that our pupils lack these qualities is that the teacher works all the time with one or another group of ... reason of experience - but we can safely affirm that it is not the child's first law . In his world 6 Education for ...
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... reason that the pupil who can read rapidly and effectively at this time possesses a tool of no mean educational value . All this , of course , points to the desir- ability and importance of giving due consideration to silent read- ing ...
... reason that the pupil who can read rapidly and effectively at this time possesses a tool of no mean educational value . All this , of course , points to the desir- ability and importance of giving due consideration to silent read- ing ...
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... reason I wish to make a plea for a consideration of our eventful past along the lines marked out by our most diligent scholars , so that we may know the truth , the whole truth , and nothing but the truth . Our quest for the truth in ...
... reason I wish to make a plea for a consideration of our eventful past along the lines marked out by our most diligent scholars , so that we may know the truth , the whole truth , and nothing but the truth . Our quest for the truth in ...
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... reason , will in most cases prevent the tragedy of war . " Nations so endowed are eminently qualified for a high place in a league of states for the defence of mankind against barbarism and aggression of every form . This great problem ...
... reason , will in most cases prevent the tragedy of war . " Nations so endowed are eminently qualified for a high place in a league of states for the defence of mankind against barbarism and aggression of every form . This great problem ...
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... reason . Their reach is still exceeding their grasp and their younger brothers are inheriting Barbour's books . It would be interesting to note the contrast offered by this writer to Trowbridge and to discover how much of the difference ...
... reason . Their reach is still exceeding their grasp and their younger brothers are inheriting Barbour's books . It would be interesting to note the contrast offered by this writer to Trowbridge and to discover how much of the difference ...
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