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... idea, and feeling that the usual methods of education, by restraint and penalty, aim at the accomplishment of far too little, and by checking natural development even do positive mischief, Froebel determined upon the devotion of his ...
... idea, and feeling that the usual methods of education, by restraint and penalty, aim at the accomplishment of far too little, and by checking natural development even do positive mischief, Froebel determined upon the devotion of his ...
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... idea of her husband's life—felt that there was more to be accomplished. His boys came to him with many a twist in mind or temper, caught by wriggling up through the bewilderments of a neglected infancy. The first sproutings of the human ...
... idea of her husband's life—felt that there was more to be accomplished. His boys came to him with many a twist in mind or temper, caught by wriggling up through the bewilderments of a neglected infancy. The first sproutings of the human ...
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... ideas are formed , not by song only . The beginning of a most ingenious course of mental training by a series of playthings is made almost from the very first . A box containing six soft balls , differing in colour , is given to the ...
... ideas are formed , not by song only . The beginning of a most ingenious course of mental training by a series of playthings is made almost from the very first . A box containing six soft balls , differing in colour , is given to the ...
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... ideas , and insensibly brings the ideas into the control of a sense of harmony and fitness . The cube divided into eight parts will manufacture many things ;
... ideas , and insensibly brings the ideas into the control of a sense of harmony and fitness . The cube divided into eight parts will manufacture many things ;
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... idea with what is called Pea - work . By the help of peas softened in water , sticks may be joined together , letters , skeletons of cubes , crosses , prisms may be built ; houses , towers , churches may be constructed , having due ...
... idea with what is called Pea - work . By the help of peas softened in water , sticks may be joined together , letters , skeletons of cubes , crosses , prisms may be built ; houses , towers , churches may be constructed , having due ...
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CHAPTER I | |
incidental The fact that his educational principles are revealed chiefly | |
Dickens As an Educator | |
to his novels the preface to his Household Words the educational | |
CHAPTER VII | |
CHAPTER X | |
CHAPTER XI | |
CHAPTER XII | |
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