Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... 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 that they all loved and respected him ...
... 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 that they all loved and respected him ...
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... pupils , that the latter came to despise wealth , luxury , and material comfort , and cared for nothing but the pleasures of the mind and soul , and the unceasing pursuit of justice and truth . For a long time Pestalozzi and his friends ...
... pupils , that the latter came to despise wealth , luxury , and material comfort , and cared for nothing but the pleasures of the mind and soul , and the unceasing pursuit of justice and truth . For a long time Pestalozzi and his friends ...
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... made him run and play out of doors in the cold . I can see that a man must be robust himself if he is to concern himself with his pupil's open - air games . " " January 30th . - He was soon tired of 40 PESTALOZZI : HIS LIFE AND WORK .
... made him run and play out of doors in the cold . I can see that a man must be robust himself if he is to concern himself with his pupil's open - air games . " " January 30th . - He was soon tired of 40 PESTALOZZI : HIS LIFE AND WORK .
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... pupils was reached . Then he calculates for each year , on the one hand , the earnings of each child at cotton- spinning according to his age , on the other , the expenses of the establishment , and from this calculation it results that ...
... pupils was reached . Then he calculates for each year , on the one hand , the earnings of each child at cotton- spinning according to his age , on the other , the expenses of the establishment , and from this calculation it results that ...
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... pupils , and Pestalozzi feels compelled to say that in future he will receive no child without a formal agreement with the parents . Town children he will not admit at all , unless very young , for they are a constant source of trouble ...
... pupils , and Pestalozzi feels compelled to say that in future he will receive no child without a formal agreement with the parents . Town children he will not admit at all , unless very young , for they are a constant source of trouble ...
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