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... true statesman and philanthropist . A large majority of the members of the Legislature appear to enter- tain the best of feeling in reference to the necessity and importance of improving the condition of the Public Schools . The general ...
... true statesman and philanthropist . A large majority of the members of the Legislature appear to enter- tain the best of feeling in reference to the necessity and importance of improving the condition of the Public Schools . The general ...
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... true , that children , in the habit of attending school become fond of it . The desire to learn increases . If the foundation be laid in youth , every one of either sex , as a general rule , and in any ordi- nary condition , may become ...
... true , that children , in the habit of attending school become fond of it . The desire to learn increases . If the foundation be laid in youth , every one of either sex , as a general rule , and in any ordi- nary condition , may become ...
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... true that many of our Colleges , especially the older ones at the East , instead of educat- ing young men , are educating boys who if they ever become men , will have small thanks to render to their Alma Mater ? Are not the hardiest ...
... true that many of our Colleges , especially the older ones at the East , instead of educat- ing young men , are educating boys who if they ever become men , will have small thanks to render to their Alma Mater ? Are not the hardiest ...
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... true that decided excellence among teachers cannot be universally expected , any more than from the followers of other intellectual vocations . Still we cannot but think that the idea of a natural tact or " nack " for teaching is ...
... true that decided excellence among teachers cannot be universally expected , any more than from the followers of other intellectual vocations . Still we cannot but think that the idea of a natural tact or " nack " for teaching is ...
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... true and the false , the practical and the chimerical , the well and the ill - adapted - it is under such self - culture that the teacher can improve . From such experience it is , that " day unto day uttereth speech , and night unto ...
... true and the false , the practical and the chimerical , the well and the ill - adapted - it is under such self - culture that the teacher can improve . From such experience it is , that " day unto day uttereth speech , and night unto ...
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