Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... power who can not deny themselves and save a surplus of their earnings , but allow themselves to drift along on the brink of pauperism -for these weaklings education will furnish a prevent- ive . Their children may be educated in ...
... power who can not deny themselves and save a surplus of their earnings , but allow themselves to drift along on the brink of pauperism -for these weaklings education will furnish a prevent- ive . Their children may be educated in ...
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... power who can not deny themselves and save a surplus of their earnings , but allow themselves to drift along on the brink of pauperism -for these weaklings education will furnish a prevent- ive . Their children may be educated in ...
... power who can not deny themselves and save a surplus of their earnings , but allow themselves to drift along on the brink of pauperism -for these weaklings education will furnish a prevent- ive . Their children may be educated in ...
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... power of thinking ( both analytical and synthetical ) is not a con- tinued and elevated sort of sense - perception , but rather a reaction against it , which is negative toward the impres- sions and images of sense . The element of ...
... power of thinking ( both analytical and synthetical ) is not a con- tinued and elevated sort of sense - perception , but rather a reaction against it , which is negative toward the impres- sions and images of sense . The element of ...
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... power , and succeeded in making his pupils understand and appreciate it , and find not only keen pleasure in it , but valuable instruction . He loved his pupils as his own children , and looked after them in- dividually with such care ...
... power , and succeeded in making his pupils understand and appreciate it , and find not only keen pleasure in it , but valuable instruction . He loved his pupils as his own children , and looked after them in- dividually with such care ...
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... power , but now he rapidly became a distinguished scholar . He was still little more than a boy , when the University honoured him by printing a translation he had made of a speech of Demosthenes . He afterwards referred to his ...
... power , but now he rapidly became a distinguished scholar . He was still little more than a boy , when the University honoured him by printing a translation he had made of a speech of Demosthenes . He afterwards referred to his ...
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